Deploying mobile cluster heads in wireless sensor network using heuristic protocol
Keywords:
Wireless sensor network, Linear programming formulation, Optimization model Mobile base station, Greedy heuristic protocol, NetworkLifetime, LPPAbstract
Exploiting mobile base stations in wireless sensor network increases longevity as it is very effective in dealing with the power hole problem. Mobile sinks are elements used to collect data from network sensors nodes. The movement of the sink eventually changes the sensors of a single hop which will prevent the formation of the hotspot thereby improving the life of the network to a critical level. In this paper we propose the Greedy Heuristic Protocol for Data Collection called GHPDC which selfishly selects energy-rich sites for a mobile channel. Apart from this the paper also proposes the formation of Linear Programming which enhances the station duration which will have a direct impact on prolonging the life of the network. The design of the system line takes into account the residual power of the sensor nodes to determine the amount of time for the base station to halt.
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