Evaluation of SVR: A Wireless Sensor Network Routing Protocol
Journal: Mehran University Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (Vol.33, No. 3)Publication Date: 2014-07-01
Authors : Baloch J.A.; Khanzada T.J.S.; Memon S.;
Page : 315-321
Keywords : Wireless Sensor Network; Spatial Vector Routing; Sensor Protocols for Information via Negotiation; Low-Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy; Routing Protocols;
Abstract
The advancement in technology has made it possible to create small in size, low cost sensor nodes. However, the small size and low cost of such nodes comesat at price that is, reduced processing power, low memory and significantly small battery energy storage. WSNs (Wireless Sensor Networks) are inherently ad hoc in nature and are assumed to work in the toughest terrain. The network lifetime plays a pivotal role in a wireless sensor network. A long network lifetime, could be achieved by either making significant changes in these low cost devices, which is not a feasible solution or by improving the means of communication throughout the network. The communication in such networks could be improved by employing energy efficient routing protocols, to route the data throughout the network. In this paper the SVR (Spatial Vector Routing) protocol is compared against the most common WSN routing protocols, and from the results it could be inferred that the SVR protocol out performs its counterparts. The protocol provides an energy efficient means of communication in the network.
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