Title :
Trade-offs of Forecasting Algorithm for Extending WSN Lifetime in a Real-World Deployment
Author :
Aderohunmu, F.A. ; Paci, Giacomo ; Brunelli, Davide ; Deng, Jeremiah D. ; Benini, Luca ; Purvis, Martin
Author_Institution :
Inf. Sci. Dept., Univ. of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Abstract :
Data reduction strategy is one of the schemes employed to extend network lifetime. In this paper we present an implementation of a light-weight forecasting algorithm for sensed data which saves packet transmission in the network. The proposed Naive algorithm achieves high energy savings with a limited computational overhead on a node. Simulation results from realistic Building monitoring application of WSN are compared with well-known prediction algorithms such as ARIMA, LMS and WMA models. We implemented a real-world deployment using 32bit mote-class device. Overall, up to 96% transmission reduction is achieved using our Naive method, while still able to maintain a considerable level of accuracy at 0.5°C error bound and it is comparable in performance to the more complex models such as ARIMA, LMS and WMA.
Keywords :
autoregressive moving average processes; data reduction; least mean squares methods; prediction theory; radio transmitters; sensor placement; telecommunication network reliability; wireless sensor networks; ARIMA model; LMS model; Naive algorithm; WMA model; WSN lifetime extension; autoregressive integrated moving average model; computational overhead; data reduction strategy; data sensor; energy saving; least-mean-square model; light-weight forecasting algorithm; mote-class device; packet transmission; prediction algorithm; realistic building monitoring application; sensor deployment; temperature 0.5 degC; weighted moving average model; word length 32 bit; Accuracy; Computational modeling; Data models; Least squares approximations; Monitoring; Predictive models; Wireless sensor networks;
Conference_Titel :
Distributed Computing in Sensor Systems (DCOSS), 2013 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Cambridge, MA
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-0206-4
DOI :
10.1109/DCOSS.2013.45