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Energy-Efficient Beacon-less Protocol for WSN

Ibrahim Amadou
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Fabrice Valois

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Energy-efficient communication protocol is a pri- mary design goal for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). Many efforts have been done to save energy: MAC with duty cycle, energy-aware routing protocols, data aggregation schemes, etc. Recently, beacon-less strategies have emerged as new direction to improve considerably the WSN lifetime. However, the main contributions are not suitable to real radio environments be- cause of hole avoiding strategies based on either planarization or explicit neighbor solicitations. We propose PFMAC (Pizza- Forwarding Medium Access Control), which combines beacon- less geo-routing and energy efficient MAC protocol via a cross- layer design to save more energy with higher reliability. PFMAC supports radio interferences, asymmetric radio links, etc. PFMAC supports a greedy forwarding strategy and, a reactive and optimized neighborhood discovery at 2-hop to deal with holes. Intensive simulations are proposed to highlight the behavior and the performance of PFMAC compared to BOSS over BMAC.
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hal-00645989 , version 1 (29-11-2011)

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Ibrahim Amadou, Guillaume Chelius, Fabrice Valois. Energy-Efficient Beacon-less Protocol for WSN. 22nd IEEE Symposium on Personal, Indoor, Mobile and Radio Communications (PIMRC 2011), Sep 2011, Toronto, Canada. ⟨hal-00645989⟩
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