Energy efficient node deployment strategy in heterogeneous Wireless sensor networks (T-0397) (MFN8756)

Abstract

Energy efficiency and stabilizing the network lifetime is one of the biggest priorities in a wireless sensor network. The life cycle of the sensor node mainly relies unlimited batteries due to its tiny size. To exchange the information unceasingly from the wireless sensor’s nodes to the base station (BS) as a result their energy is exhausted. The Investigators have planned many techniques over the past to drop off the energy demand of nodes. The Clustering approach is very beneficial to avoid the additional energy drop of nodes in Wireless Sensor Networks. The prime focus of my research to extend the network lifetime of (WSN)s through energy efficient node deployment strategy in heterogeneous wireless sensor by implementing a zone-based advance nodes energy efficient technique “Zone-Divisional Multi-hop Advance nodes (ZDMA)” and compare the results with SEP, Park-Approach, EECPK-Approach, MPST, ECCA, LEACHMLOR,EEHMCS, and HMPBC. The comparative simulation of these protocols is carried out via simulation tool “MATLAB "Result analysis proved that the intended protocol enhanced the network life period and decreases the instability period which increases the number of alive nodes, network longevity, nodes stability, and throughput, improves power consumption