Adaptive reliable routing based on cluster hierarchy for wireless multimedia sensor networks

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As a multimedia information acquisition and processing method, wireless multimedia sensor network(WMSN) has great application potential in military and civilian areas. Compared with traditional wireless sensor network, the routing design of WMSN should obtain more attention on the quality of transmission. This paper proposes an adaptive reliable routing based on clustering hierarchy named ARCH, which includes energy prediction and power allocation mechanism. To obtain a better performance, the cluster structure is formed based on cellular topology. The introduced prediction mechanism makes the sensor nodes predict the remaining energy of other nodes, which dramatically reduces the overall information needed for energy balancing. ARCH can dynamically balance the energy consumption of nodes based on the predicted results provided by power allocation. The simulation results prove the efficiency of the proposed ARCH routing. © 2010 Kai Lin et al.

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Lin, K., Chen, M., & Ge, X. (2010). Adaptive reliable routing based on cluster hierarchy for wireless multimedia sensor networks. Eurasip Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, 2010. https://doi.org/10.1155/2010/567952

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