Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 1, Issue 4

Date of Publication : 31 May 2014

Pages : 21 - 26

Figures : 06

Tables : --

Publication Link : Localization Based Routing in WSN for Smart City Applications

 

 

 

Jamuna Rani. S : Postgraduate Student , Computer Science Department, Atria Institute Of Technology, VTU Bangalore, Karnataka.

Farhana Kausar : Associate Professor, Computer Science Department, Atria Institute Of Technology, VTU Bangalore, Karnataka.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Virtual back bone scheduling

fuzzy logis

shortest path

resuidal signal strength indicator

localization based routing

As the cities are becoming home for more and more people around the globe, efficient methods for the management of the cities that will ensure sustainable development while providing high quality of living are becoming one of the core challenges in front of us. The SmartSantander framework represents a significant enabler facilitating better understanding of the issues involved, technical, societal and economic, in creating smart and sustainable cities. In the last year of the project, development of the framework will be continued with deployment of more IoT devices and new services. The main focus of experimentation is expected to be on the service, application and user level, although research on the lower layers will be supported as well. The goal of the project's last year will also be to increase the number of users as well as to create mechanisms for keeping the platform running after the project ends. The applications in this context require the optimization of communication tasks. The work presented herein details a simple but yet efficient network discovery and tree construction protocol that can be executed using different metrics depending on the application and network requirements. A metric based on fuzzy logic has been also proposed. This metric combines several node and network parameters with the aim of constructing an efficient communication tree.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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