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Title: | Interference - minimized multipath routing with congestion control in wireless sensor network for multimedia streaming | Authors: | TEO JENN YUE | Keywords: | Wireless sensor network, wireless interferences, multipath routing, load balancing, congestion control. | Issue Date: | 23-Dec-2007 | Citation: | TEO JENN YUE (2007-12-23). Interference - minimized multipath routing with congestion control in wireless sensor network for multimedia streaming. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | Multimedia streaming in WSN is required for future applications to provide high-quality information of battlefield hot spots. Although recent advances have enabled large-scale WSN to be deployed supported by high-bandwidth backbone network for multimedia streaming, the WSN remains the bottleneck due to the low-rate radios used and the effects of wireless interferences. First, we propose a technique to evaluate the quality of a pathset for multipath load balancing, taking into consideration the effects of wireless interferences and that nodes may interfere beyond communication ranges. Second, we propose an Interference- Minimized Multipath Routing (I2MR) protocol that increases throughput by discovering zone-disjoint paths for load balancing, requiring minimal localization support. Third, we propose a congestion control scheme that further increases throughput by loading the paths for load balancing at the highest possible rate supportable.Finally, we validate the path-set evaluation technique and also evaluate the I2MR protocol and congestion control scheme by comparing with AODV protocol and Node-Disjoint Multipath Routing (NDMR) protocol. Simulation results show that I2MR with congestion control achieves on average 230% and 150% gains in throughput over AODV and NDMR respectively, and consumes comparable or at most 24% more energy than AODV but up to 60% less energy than NDMR. | URI: | https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/28291 |
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