The method combines the advantages of data-centric routing like SPIN and directed diffusion and energy-efficient MAC protocols such as S-MAC and T-MAC to disseminate sensor data in a wireless sensor network, called D3.
Abstract:
This paper presents a novel method to disseminate sensor data in a wireless sensor network, called D3 (data-centric data dissemination). The method combines the advantages of data-centric routing like SPIN and directed diffusion and energy-efficient MAC protocols such as S-MAC and T-MAC. The protocol's strengths are its energy-efficiency and its simplicity. Messages are transmitted using broadcasting only, reaching as many nodes as possible with the least energy. Furthermore, D3 easily accommodates energy-dependent traffic balancing and data aggregation, crucial to prolong the lifetime of a sensor network
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Q1. What have the authors contributed in "D3: data-centric data dissemination in wireless sensor networks" ?
This paper presents a novel method to disseminate sensor data in a wireless sensor network, called D3 ( Data-centric Data Dissemination ). Furthermore, D3 easily accommodates energy-dependent traffic balancing and data aggregation, crucial to prolong the lifetime of a sensor network.
Q2. What is the main idea of the paper?
In this paper, the shift in paradigm towards data-centric routing is followed and incorporated into energy-efficient MAC protocols.
Q3. What is the purpose of the paper?
Apart from verifying the proper operation of the protocol, the first experiments focused on possible redundant paths from the source node to the sink, which may reduce the efficiency of the protocol.
Q4. What is the purpose of the ADV message?
Apart from announcing that sensor data is available for transmission, the ADV message serves another purpose, namely as a virtual acknowledgement.
Q5. What is the process of receiving an advertisement?
Upon receiving an advertisement, the node’s neighbors check whether they are closer to the sink (lower depth) and, if so, prepare to receive the data message by switching on their radios at the specified start time.
Q6. What is the difference between directed diffusion and the SPIN protocol?
Although both directed diffusion and the SPIN protocols are data-centric routing protocols, they assume the use of an address-centric MAC protocol, as they rely on message passing to individual neighbors.
Q7. How many paths are there between the source and the sink?
For multiple paths from the source to the sink, the redundancy R is calculated usingR = 1d(n1) N∑ i=1 s(ni), (1)where ni denotes the ith node, with n1 the source node, s(ni) the total number of data messages sent by node i, and d(n1) the depth of the source node (e.g., in the example of Fig. 4 d(n1) = 4).