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Adaptive energy consumption method for wireless sensor networks using optimization algorithms

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2018
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The objective of this thesis is to save the nodes energy using optimization approach with Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm. The network area is divided to several regions for parametric study. In the proposed method, the energy of the efficient routing is enhanced and the system used the Particle Swarm Optimization for eliminate the individual nodes in wireless sensor network. In this thesis the optimization method is used to find the best hop in wireless sensor network which use the Gravitational Search Algorithm. The proposed work compared with Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy. In simulation result the total energy for proposed method is got 8 Joules, which the energy for the OEERP is got 10 Joules and for the LEACH the 20 Joules is got. That's mean proposed method is 20% better than the energy consumption from optimized energy efficient routing protocol and 60% better than the Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy method is reduced. In proposed method the packet delivery ratio is high than the optimized energy efficient routing protocol and Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy method. As result the packet delivery is 100. This values only the base value and for 4000 bit packet that time 400,000 packet will send to the base station. The packet delivery for v optimized energy efficient routing protocol is 60 and for Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy this value is 64. Keywords: Wireless Sensor Network, Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm, Clustering Method

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Elaf Ahmed Mahmood Al-karkhı

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Elaf Ahmed Mahmood Al-karkhı (Master Thesis). Adaptive energy consumption method for wireless sensor networks using optimization algorithms, 2018, Çankaya University.

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