Paper Info
Title
Content-Based Efficient Messages Transmission in WSNs.
Abstract
The WSNs are mainly to monitor various types of sensing content. In the automated control system, administration centers (ACs) often send notifications to a set of nodes meeting given content ranges to implement specific actions. For instance, we notify the sensing devices with sensing temperatures greater than 35 to turn on the cooling system. At present, the transmission of notification messages is mostly based on node identification, which is isolated from sensing contents and unable to accurately locate nodes meeting the sensing content requirements. In this paper, we generalize two types of sensing contents: the continuous values and the discrete values, and a content-based efficient message transmission mechanism (CEMT) is proposed for the typical tree-like topologies in WSNs. Thus, a highly effective notifying method for content-based multicast and anycast messages is designed, which accurately sends notification messages to nodes whose sensing values belong to the given range. Sometimes, multiple sensing types of nodes are mixed together to construct a net topology, offering underlying transport services to each other. At this point, CEMT builds a specialized logical tree for the same type of nodes, and notification messages are transmitted along the logical tree. CEMT reduces the transmission time, bandwidth, and number of processing nodes when a content-based message is sent, and it takes less storage of content routing entries in nodes.
Year
DOI
Venue
2018
10.1155/2018/2725961
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS & MOBILE COMPUTING
Field
DocType
Volume
Transmission (mechanics),Computer science,Computer network,Network topology,Bandwidth (signal processing),Multicast,Transmission time,Anycast,Automated control,Distributed computing
Journal
2018
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
1530-8669
0
0.34
References 
Authors
3
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Rong Xiao111.70
Bo Sun210421.35
Yongkang Xiao3608.71
Yungang Wei454.18
Wenlong Chen55514.06