Novel metaheuristic algorithms to attain optimal routing paths for wireless multimedia sensor networks
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In recent years, wireless multimedia sensor networks (WMSN)
newlineplays a fundamental role in various domains due to the low cost, low power
newlineand autonomous sensor networks containing diverse operating functions. The
newlinesignificant intention of WMSN is to support and enhance tracking and
newlinemonitoring applications through multimedia audio or video wireless sensor
newlinenetworks. Generally, WMSN comprises multifunctional devices that are
newlineinterconnected wirelessly referred to as simply nodes or sensor nodes. The
newlinemodern WMSN is bi-directional that enables controlling the sensor activity.
newlineThe WMSN involves the preserving of energy from the sensor nodes to
newlinemaintain them in an operating condition so far as possible thereby retaining
newlinethe network connectivity and prolonging the network lifetime. In addition to
newlinethis, the routing protocol identifies the information that is capable of enabling
newlinethe nodes for route selection among them.
newlineOn the contrary, regardless the several benefits of WMSN, there are
newlinefew severe issues that hinder their operations namely vulnerable security,
newlineinsufficient coverage, congestion occurrences, deteriorated quality of service,
newlineetc. The network topology of WSN varies from simple star network to
newlinesophisticated multi-hop mesh wireless network. The propagation approaches
newlineamong network hops are referred to as flooding and routing. Furthermore, the
newlinenearby sensor nodes are capable of producing the same sensing data; whereas
newlinethe WMSN routing protocols are necessary to detect and eradicate the
newlineredundant data. The underlying motivation of this thesis is to obtain an
newlineoptimal routing path in wireless multimedia sensor networks using two
newlinesignificant phases that are discussed below.
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