[PDF] Top 20 A Cross-Layer Congestion Control Algorithm Based on Traffic Reallocation in Wireless Sensor Network

... to congestion detection, literatures [5]-[8] exploited node internal data queue length to determine the congestion status of the ...The congestion is to happen, when the packet buffer length exceeds ... See full document

... by network congestion due to data ...additional control packet exchange. The weighted-hop scheduling algorithm is used for modified ... See full document

... broadband wireless internet access in a cost effective ...hybrid network which can be a combination of different networks like Adhoc networks, Wireless sensor networks ...mobile, ... See full document

... The sensor nodes of a WSN sense the physical phenomena and transmit the information to base ...data traffic in the network is ...data traffic also ...to congestion. The algorithm ... See full document

... and cross layer position-based routing protocols of multihop WSN for industrial ...Many control strategies can compensate for information delay and jitter (delay variations), provided that ... See full document

... paper wireless sensor network (WSN) is a large network consists of a group of distributed networks, in this network ...of wireless communication channels. Wireless ... See full document

... high-performance congestion control algorithm is proposed in this ...single congestion detection cannot predict the net- work load accurately, the algorithm defines congestion ... See full document

... Wireless Sensor Network consists of one or more sinks large number of sensor nodes scattered in an ...downstream traffic from the sink to the sensor nodes usually is a ... See full document

... an algorithm which substantiates prioritization according to the degree of congestion state, and after that adaptively decides its probability of accessing channel in order to rapidly ease the ... See full document

... is based upon the concept of improving the novel congestion control scheme in Wireless Sensor ...WSN Congestion is an important issue. Congestion occurs at the transport ... See full document

... 7. R. Q. Hu and Y. Qian, “An energy efficient and spectrum efficient wireless heterogeneous network framework for 5G systems,” IEEE Commun. Mag., 4 ed., vol. 52, pp. 94–101, 2014.M. Young, The Techincal ... See full document

... Currently, traffic congestions are the most serious issues that most cites are ...urban traffic orders, as well as to alleviating traffic pressures, this paper presents an urban traffic ... See full document

... ones. Wireless protocols make stringent demands on frequencies, data formats, and timing of data transfers, security and other ...the wireless network in addition to the product functionality and ... See full document

... transport layer is needed in wireless sensor networks to control congestion and ensure reliable delivery of messages from the sensor nodes to the ...of sensor nodes ... See full document

... reliability, sensor nodes operating in this mode use their traffic context information to reduce unnecessary intrusions and the channel load ...is based on the periodical broadcast of 1-hop CAMs ... See full document

... large-scale wireless sensor networks, due to the fact that the scope of monitoring and reliability of each sensor is limited, in order to enhance the robustness and accuracy of the collected ... See full document

... ad-hoc wireless networks where a packet loss may occur because of other phenomenon like fading or varying link ...apply cross layer approach. An example of new modality in wireless ... See full document

... node, there are many unknown nodes in its communica- tion radius, and the distance between these unknown nodes and the beacon node is not completely equal. However, when the distance between them is calculated according ... See full document

... the sensor nodes must quickly organized themselves into a communication ...most traffic in the network is triggered by sensing events, and it can be extremely ...past wireless networks are not ... See full document

... Moreover, in traditional wireless networks, data can be transmitted from source to destination within two hops. One hop is required to send data from source to fixed infrastructure, and another from this fixed ... See full document