Wireless body area network with enhanced object identification, optimal storage and security for integrated healthcare system

Abstract

CLOSA based IPv6 addressing scheme, Blowfish algorithm and Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) these are the integrated core technologies, for dynamic addressing and object identification in the healthcare domain. In this methodology, when the object joins the WBAN, IPv6 address is normally generated and distributed it to every one of the object in WBAN network to verify its recognizable evidence. Energy efficient duty cycle MAC protocol is used to handle dynamic environment and enlighten the throughput and efficiency of the system. A detailed study is conducted; for successful data transmission, to avoid collision between Base Station (BS) and Low-Power Listening (LPL), Cluster Head(CH) technique is used along with Clear Channel Assessment(CCA); and for specific hardware low power consumption(LPC) methods are used and for low power network components are used, for supporting of MAC protocol with WBAN. It is basically focusing on faraway observing of aged people or constantly sick patients in suburban environment with dynamic object identification, secured storage just as optimal data transmission.