Coordinator Role Mobility Method for Increasing the Life Expectancy of Wireless Sensor Networks

Jurenoks, Aleksejs; Jokićb, Dejan

doi:10.1515/acss-2017-0006

Abstract

The general problem of wireless sensor network nodes is the low-power batteries that significantly limit the life expectancy of a network. Nowadays the technical solutions related to energy resource management are being rapidly developed and integrated into the daily lives of people. The energy resource management systems use sensor networks for receiving and processing information during the realia time. The present paper proposes using a coordinator role mobility method for controlling the routing processes for energy balancing in nodes, which provides dynamic network reconfiguration possibilities. The method is designed to operate fully in the background and can be integrated into any exiting working system.

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Coordinator Role Mobility Method for Increasing the Life Expectancy of Wireless Sensor Networks

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