Energy Efficient Topology Control in Multi-hop Wireless Networks based on One-hop and Two-hop Neighbor Information
Energy Efficient Topology Control in Multi-hop Wireless Networks based on One-hop and Two-hop Neighbor Information
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2016-07
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Proceedings of International Joint Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering (JCSSE 2016 - IEEE), Khon Kaen, Thailand, July 2016
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Abstract
Topology control in multi-hop wireless networks is
a technique used to control nodes' activities to construct a topology
with an acceptable level of network connectivity while minimizing
energy consumption. It can be broadly classified into two main
paradigms which are State Scheduling and Transmission Power
Control. Both of them have received lots of attention from many
researchers for decades. According to Transmission Power
Control technique, most of them take into account only one-hop
neighbor information to optimize transmission power and control
topology in multi-hop wireless networks. In this paper, an energy
efficient topology control based on both one-hop and two-hop
neighbor information is proposed to reduce energy consumption
without degrading network performances. A number of
simulation scenarios are constructed in this work to study energy
consumption as well as other network performances that are endto-
end delay, throughput, and packet delivery ratio of the
proposed algorithm.