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A CROSS-LAYER ANALYTICAL MODEL OF COLLISION PROBABILITIES IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

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Title A CROSS-LAYER ANALYTICAL MODEL OF COLLISION PROBABILITIES IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS
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Son, Vo Que
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Currently, there are many research studies that focus on analyzing the collision in MAC layer of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). However, the analysis only considered the behaviors of MAC protocols without considering the traffic types of higher layers, especially the cross-effect of routing layer while in the practical deployment of WSNs, the trade-off between the network adaptation and the data throughput should be considered. Several research works [I] [2] [3] advance the global time synchronization and a distributed TDMA in [4] is proposed to mitigate these drawbacks, making TDMA more practical for WSNs. CSMA approach is widely used in WSNs due to the simple nature of this approach. Contending nodes take a random back off and at the end of this period; they sense the channel for activity and transmit the data if the channel is idle. Otherwise, these nodes repeat the process. CSMA protocol in MAC layer has many advantages such as simplicity, flexibility, and robustness; hence, nodes can join or leave the network without any extra operations. In the field of routing for WSNs, there are two kind of routing: proactive and reactive routing. The proactive routing protocols [5] [6] [7] [8] are more popular due to several advantages: adaptation to the node mobility and use of WSNs are usually many-to-one data collection applications. In this kind of routing, there are two traffic types generated in the WSNs: routing traffic and data traffic. So far, the analysis of MAC protocols has not considered the relationship between collision of routing traffic and data traffic. Hence, the networks using proactive routing are not usually optimized in configuration. This can lead to the problem of poor performance for data transmission.
In this paper, we present an analytical model of collision probabilities which can be used to evaluate the performance of WSNs using proactive routing protocols. Moreover, in this model collision probabilities of separated traffic types such as data traffic and routing traffic are also analyzed to show the mutual impact between them. To target the generalization of this proposed analytical model, several parameters which are usually used in practical implementation of WSNs are investigated such as routing information forwarding rate, acknowledgement, and data rate.
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