Wireless Body Area Networks: A Survey
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...is expected that about 81 million people will be 60 or older in 2050 [1]....
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...According to previous works [1], [10]–[12], [17], [18], [32], the authentication scheme for WBANs should satisfy the following security...
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...For instance, the cell phone of a diabetic patient can detect the glucose and send it to a doctor for analysis [33]....
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...The proposed approach is based on LEACH [82] and spreads energy dissipation by choosing its cluster-head at regular time intervals....
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...One other improvement to the LEACH protocol is Hybrid Indirect Transmissions (HIT) [83] that forms chains by combining the clusters that improve energy efficiency....
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...LEACH assumes all nodes to be in the sending range of the base station whereas Anybody solves this issue by changing the cluster-head selection and building a backbone network consisting of cluster-heads....
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...Due to the aforementioned issues and specific WBANs challenges, the routing protocols designed for MANETs and WSNs are not applicable to WBANs [16]....
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...The mixed motion of nodes differs from WSNs. WBAN’s therefore need to be more robust and respond more quickly to changes in their topology....
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...WBANs may interact with the Internet and other existing wireless technologies like ZigBee, WSNs, Bluetooth, Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN), Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN), video surveillance systems and cellular networks....
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...WBANs are considered to be a subset of WSNs or Wireless Sensor or Actuator network (WSAN) [8]....
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...As battery replacement and charging is not feasible in implant medical devices, network lifetime is of more importance in WBANs compared to WPANs and WSNs [21]....
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...Tier-2 communication aims to interconnect WBANs with various networks, which can easily be accessed in daily life as well as cellular networks and the Internet [5]....
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...However, the MAC protocols proposed thus far for WBANs do not provide efficient network throughput and delay performance at varying traffic and the synchronization of duty cycles of their sensors with variant traffic characteristics and power requirements remains a challenge [5]....
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...In [29–32], which are drafts of IEEE standards related to technical requirements of WBANs, the number of nodes in a WBAN is stated to range from a few actuators or sensors communicating with a portable handset reaching up to tens to hundreds of actuators or sensors communicating with a gateway to the Internet....
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...WBANs are expected to cause a dramatic shift in how people manage and think about their health, similar to the way the Internet has changed the way people look for information and communicate with each other [2]....
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...A gateway such as a PDA can be used to bridge the connection between Tier-2 and this tier; in essence from the Internet to the Medical Server (MS) in a specific application [8]....
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