Context aware Topology Control in wireless sensor networks
Lokesh B. Bhajantri, Pavithra H.C, Meera Patil
Abstract
Lokesh B. Bhajantri, Pavithra H.C, Meera Patil
Abstract
The wireless sensor network (WSN) consist of wireless sensor nodes, which are deployed randomly in a surge of unforeseen applications. Topology Control (TC) is the most essential approach used for minimizing energy consumption that extends the in WSN time. Also increases the throughput of the topology and minimize the radio interference. The aim of the proposed context aware topology control is to control the topology of the network representing the communication links between wireless sensor nodes in terms of alive nodes, delay, throughput of the network, and efficient topology control.
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The wireless sensor network (WSN) consist of wireless sensor nodes, which are deployed randomly in a surge of unforeseen applications. Topology Control (TC) is the most essential approach used for minimizing energy consumption that extends the in WSN time. Also increases the throughput of the topology and minimize the radio interference. The aim of the proposed context aware topology control is to control the topology of the network representing the communication links between wireless sensor nodes in terms of alive nodes, delay, throughput of the network, and efficient topology control.
Key concepts: Topology control, Wireless sensor network, Computer network, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Network topology, Key distribution in wireless sensor networks, Context (archaeology)