Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi

Sensors are tiny devices, which consume low power and are inexpensive; they are used in many applications, such as, military surveillance, target tracking, forest-fire alarm. Many applications require k-coverage network to ensure the quality of the monitored area, where every single point is assured...

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Main Author: Saleh Al-Shalabi, Ahmed Abdullah
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Language:English
Published: Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2014
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spelling uitm-192342018-06-12T07:05:17Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19234/ Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi Saleh Al-Shalabi, Ahmed Abdullah Malaysia Sensors are tiny devices, which consume low power and are inexpensive; they are used in many applications, such as, military surveillance, target tracking, forest-fire alarm. Many applications require k-coverage network to ensure the quality of the monitored area, where every single point is assured to be concurrently covered by a minimum of k sensors. Meanwhile, the network that provides more than the required k-coverage degree does not enhance the performance, but just increases the number of working sensors, and shortens the network lifetime. Preserving the requested k-coverage for Wireless Sensor Networks, while prolonging the network lifetime with a small computation cost, is a major challenge. This research demonstrates distributed and energyefficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms that preserve the required k-coverage and prolong the network lifetime. An efficient k-coverage algorithm for sensors with fixed sensing range (Maximum Layers Scheduling algorithm - MLS) is demonstrated. MLS efficiently builds maximum number of layers, where, each layer consists of a disjoint set of working sensor nodes that conserve 1-coverage for the whole monitored area, and 1-connection that guarantees each layer is connected, and can individually deliver the data reporting to the base station. Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2014 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19234/1/ABS_AHMED%20ABDULLAH%20SALEH%20AL-SHALABI%20TDRA%20VOL%205%20IGS_14.pdf Saleh Al-Shalabi, Ahmed Abdullah (2014) Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi. In: The Doctoral Research Abstracts. IPSis Biannual Publication, 5 (5). Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM, Shah Alam.
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Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
description Sensors are tiny devices, which consume low power and are inexpensive; they are used in many applications, such as, military surveillance, target tracking, forest-fire alarm. Many applications require k-coverage network to ensure the quality of the monitored area, where every single point is assured to be concurrently covered by a minimum of k sensors. Meanwhile, the network that provides more than the required k-coverage degree does not enhance the performance, but just increases the number of working sensors, and shortens the network lifetime. Preserving the requested k-coverage for Wireless Sensor Networks, while prolonging the network lifetime with a small computation cost, is a major challenge. This research demonstrates distributed and energyefficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms that preserve the required k-coverage and prolong the network lifetime. An efficient k-coverage algorithm for sensors with fixed sensing range (Maximum Layers Scheduling algorithm - MLS) is demonstrated. MLS efficiently builds maximum number of layers, where, each layer consists of a disjoint set of working sensor nodes that conserve 1-coverage for the whole monitored area, and 1-connection that guarantees each layer is connected, and can individually deliver the data reporting to the base station.
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author Saleh Al-Shalabi, Ahmed Abdullah
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title Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
title_short Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
title_full Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
title_fullStr Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
title_full_unstemmed Efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Al-Shalabi
title_sort efficient k-coverage scheduling algorithms for wireless sensor networks / ahmed abdullah saleh al-shalabi
publisher Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM
publishDate 2014
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19234/
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