CDS-MIP: CDS-based Multiple Itineraries Planning for mobile agents in wireless sensor network

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  • rafat alhanani Ibn Tofail University
  • Jaafar Abouchabaka Ibn Tofail University
  • Najat Rafalia Ibn Tofail University

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https://doi.org/10.17762/ijcnis.v11i1.4016

Abstract

using multi agents in the wireless sensor networks (WSNs) for aggregating data has gained significant attention. Planning the optimal itinerary of the mobile agent is an essential step before the process of data gathering. Many approaches have been proposed to solve the problem of planning MAs itineraries, but all of those approaches are assuming that the MAs visit all SNs and large number of intermediate nodes. This assumption imposed a burden; the size of agent increases with the increase in the visited SNs, therefore consume more energy and spend more time in its migration. None of those proposed approaches takes into account the significant role that the connected dominating nodes play as virtual infrastructure in such wireless sensor networks WSNs. This article introduces a novel energy-efficient itinerary planning algorithmic approach based on the minimum connected dominating sets (CDSs) for multi-agents dedicated in data gathering process. In our proposed approach, instead of planning the itineraries over all sensor nodes SNs, we plan the itineraries among subsets of the MCDS in each cluster. Thus, no need to move the agent in all the SNs, and the intermediate nodes (if any) in each itinerary will be few. Simulation results have demonstrated that our approach is more efficient than other approaches in terms of overall energy consumption and task execution time.

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2019-04-19 — Updated on 2022-04-17

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alhanani, rafat, Abouchabaka, J., & Rafalia, N. (2022). CDS-MIP: CDS-based Multiple Itineraries Planning for mobile agents in wireless sensor network. International Journal of Communication Networks and Information Security (IJCNIS), 11(1). https://doi.org/10.17762/ijcnis.v11i1.4016 (Original work published April 19, 2019)

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