Title :
Optimal grid based sensor deployment for real time sensor network
Author :
Jain, Nikhil ; Kant, Krishna
Author_Institution :
IBM India Pvt. Ltd., India
Abstract :
Sensor Deployment which covers region of interest optimally is critical for timely event detection and action in Real Time Wireless Sensor Network. Existing Algorithms where carrier deploys sensor in region of interest (ROI) either don´t guarantee full coverage or are too complex in time or space complexity. Proposed scheme utilizes simplicity of Snake Like Deployment (SLD) and ROI coverage completeness of Back-Tracking Deployment (BTD). Instead of maintaining control information at each sensor node, it is suggested to rather maintain a stack of back-pointers. Suggested algorithm maintains virtual grid to figure out ROI boundaries. Whenever an obstacle or dead-end is reached, the corresponding location is added to backtracking stack. After all directions are explored in forward moving direction, robot backtracks to other location using backtracking stack. Movement of robot is minimized as lastly stacked location will be most near to current location of robot. Main advantage for this approach is its simplicity, less control and communication overhead, space conservation, less complexity and robot movement minimization.
Keywords :
backtracking; collision avoidance; communication complexity; minimisation; mobile robots; sensor placement; wireless sensor networks; ROI coverage completeness; SLD; backtracking deployment; communication overhead; forward moving direction; obstacle; optimal grid based sensor deployment; real time wireless sensor network; region of interest; robot backtracking stack; robot movement minimization; snake like deployment; space complexity; space conservation; timely event detection; virtual grid; Real Time; Sensor Deployment; Wireless Sensor Network;
Conference_Titel :
Confluence 2013: The Next Generation Information Technology Summit (4th International Conference)
Conference_Location :
Noida
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-84919-846-2
DOI :
10.1049/cp.2013.2323