Title
Reliable data delivery in large-scale low-power sensor networks
Abstract
In data collection applications of low-end sensor networks, a major challenge is ensuring reliability without a significant goodput degradation. Short hops over high-quality links minimize per-hop transmissions, but long routes may cause congestion and load imbalance. Longer links can be exploited to build shorter routes, but poor links may have a high energy cost. There exists a complex interplay among routing performance (reliability, goodput, energy efficiency), link estimation, congestion control, and load balancing; we design a routing architecture, Arbutus, that exploits this interplay, and perform an extensive experimental evaluation on testbeds of 100-150 Berkeley motes.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1145/1777406.1777407
TOSN
Keywords
Field
DocType
load balancing,berkeley mote,reliable data delivery,longer link,routing,congestion control,high energy cost,con- gestion control,additional key words and phrases: wireless sensor networks,significant goodput degradation,load imbalance,complex interplay,routing architecture,energy efficiency,large-scale low-power sensor network,sensor network,data collection,load balance,wireless sensor network,wireless sensor networks,energy efficient
Data collection,Key distribution in wireless sensor networks,Load balancing (computing),Efficient energy use,Computer science,Computer network,Exploit,Real-time computing,Network congestion,Goodput,Wireless sensor network
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
6
4
1550-4859
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
25
1.39
36
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Daniele Puccinelli123319.40
Martin Haenggi24480292.10