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Vortex Search Topology Control Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is composed of a huge number of sensor nodes that are densely deployed in a target environment. One of the major fundamental challenges in WSNs is… Click to show full abstract

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is composed of a huge number of sensor nodes that are densely deployed in a target environment. One of the major fundamental challenges in WSNs is the Topology control (TC). TC algorithms try to reduction the average of nodes transition radius without reduction of the network connectivity. This paper has proposed a metaheuristic algorithm for TC based on the vortex search (VS) algorithm for WSNs termed VSTC. VSTC algorithm dynamically adjusts transition radius of nodes, so the proper transition radius can be obtained using VS algorithm, so the position of each node is to calculate and represented in a binary format to enhance the coverage area and reduce the number of active nodes. Furthermore, the proposed algorithm is under a less average number of neighbours and the energy consumption compared with the present algorithms. In addition, the proposed algorithm is simulated with the A1 topology algorithm (A1), A3 topology algorithm (A3), and topology control scheme based on particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSOTCS) algorithm, the experimental results have been provided the highest in terms of the high residual energy by 34% and the number of active nodes was decreased

Keywords: topology; sensor networks; topology control; wireless sensor

Journal Title: International Journal of Intelligent Engineering and Systems
Year Published: 2017

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