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Title : Alleviating the Performance Degradation in Congested Sensor Networks
Using a Differentiated Routing Methodolog |
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3rd International Conference
on Wireless Information Networks & Business Information System ( WINBIS'11
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Hotel Marshyandi, Kathmandu, Nepal |
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Pages : 55- 59 |
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Year of Publication : 2011 |
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ISSN : 2091-0266 |
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Saranya
Kandhasamy, Hindustan University, India |
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TV
Balasujitha, Hindustan University, India |
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J.Thangakumar,
Hindustan University, India |
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Dr.M.Roberts
Masillamani, Hindustan University, India |
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Sponsor |
: Open
Learning Society (P) Ltd. / College of Open learning |
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Paper Pbulication also available in |
: International
Journal of Computer Application ( IJCA )( www.ijcaonline.org ) USA , and
International Journal of Online Marketing ( IJOM ) , USA |
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The congestion in the sensor networks leads to the
poor delivery of the data. This causes the heavy loss of data in the sensor
network. In order to alleviate this problem, a combination of two algorithms
is used in this paper. The algorithms are Active Congestion-less Routing
(ACR) and Medium Access Control Enhanced Active Congestion-less Routing
(MACR).Both these algorithms used a differentiated routing for High Precedence
data and Low precedence data. ACR lessen the congestion by routing only
the high precedence data, where as the MACR lessen the congestion in mobile
network by routing High precedence data as well as Less precedence data.
These algorithms perform this by the nodes in the network. |
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