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Pengenalan sinki mudah alih berasaskan dron ke dalam rangkaian penderia wayarles (WSN), yang mempunyai mobiliti fleksibel untuk bergerak ke setiap nod penderia dan mengumpul data dengan penghantaran satu-hop, menjadikan penghantaran multi-hop yang menyusahkan tidak diperlukan, sekali gus memudahkan pengumpulan data daripada nod sensor yang tersebar luas. Walau bagaimanapun, setiap nod penderia membelanjakan sejumlah besar tenaga semasa keadaan terbiar di mana mereka menunggu sinki mudah alih mendekati kawasan mereka untuk pengumpulan data. Untuk menyelesaikan masalah ini, dalam kertas ini, kami menggunakan penerima bangun pada setiap nod sensor, yang menggunakan kuasa yang jauh lebih kecil daripada radio utama yang digunakan untuk penghantaran data. Antara muka radio utama dibangunkan hanya apabila penerima bangun yang dipasang pada setiap nod mengesan isyarat bangun yang dihantar oleh sinki mudah alih. Untuk ini mudah alih dan atas permintaan pengumpulan data, kertas kerja ini mencadangkan rangka kerja kawalan laluan yang menentukan laluan mobiliti untuk sinki mudah alih berasaskan dron, dengan mengambil kira interaksi antara kawalan bangun tidur dan lapisan fizikal (PHY) dan operasi lapisan kawalan akses sederhana (MAC). Kami menyiasat keoptimuman dan keberkesanan laluan yang diperolehi oleh rangka kerja yang dicadangkan dengan simulasi komputer. Tambahan pula, kami membentangkan hasil percubaan yang diperoleh dengan katil ujian kami bagi WSN yang menggunakan sinki mudah alih berasaskan dron dan penerima bangun. Semua keputusan ini memberi kita cerapan tentang peranan penerima bangun dalam pengumpulan data penderiaan mudah alih dan atas permintaan serta interaksinya dengan reka bentuk protokol/sistem.
Hiroyuki YOMO
Kansai University
Akitoshi ASADA
Kansai University
Masato MIYATAKE
Kansai University
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Hiroyuki YOMO, Akitoshi ASADA, Masato MIYATAKE, "On-Demand Data Gathering with a Drone-Based Mobile Sink in Wireless Sensor Networks Exploiting Wake-Up Receivers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E101-B, no. 10, pp. 2094-2103, October 2018, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2017NEI0002.
Abstract: The introduction of a drone-based mobile sink into wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which has flexible mobility to move to each sensor node and gather data with a single-hop transmission, makes cumbersome multi-hop transmissions unnecessary, thereby facilitating data gathering from widely-spread sensor nodes. However, each sensor node spends significant amount of energy during their idle state where they wait for the mobile sink to come close to their vicinity for data gathering. In order to solve this problem, in this paper, we apply a wake-up receiver to each sensor node, which consumes much smaller power than the main radio used for data transmissions. The main radio interface is woken up only when the wake-up receiver attached to each node detects a wake-up signal transmitted by the mobile sink. For this mobile and on-demand data gathering, this paper proposes a route control framework that decides the mobility route for a drone-based mobile sink, considering the interactions between wake-up control and physical layer (PHY) and medium access control (MAC) layer operations. We investigate the optimality and effectiveness of the route obtained by the proposed framework with computer simulations. Furthermore, we present experimental results obtained with our test-bed of a WSN employing a drone-based mobile sink and wake-up receivers. All these results give us the insight on the role of wake-up receiver in mobile and on-demand sensing data gathering and its interactions with protocol/system designs.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.2017NEI0002/_p
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journal={IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications},
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