Reverse Game Theory Approach for Aggregator Nodes Selection with Ant Colony Optimization Based Routing in Wireless Sensor Network
The self –configurable, randomly distributed, adhoc technology based wireless sensor networks can be invaluable in various domestic and military applications for collecting, processing and propagating wide range of complex environmental data. Hierarchical routing has been adopted, where clusters of nodes are formulated based on geographical location of nodes and associate node to aggregator node and other aggregator node to sink or aggregator node to aggregator node to sink routing mechanism is followed. The model work “Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchical (LEACH)”, is the leading work in this direction, whereas it is a complete probabilistic model, which does not achieve the tradeoff between power and QoS parameter optimization. We proposed RGT-AGN-ACO-R (Reverse Game Theory based Aggregator Node Selection and Ant Colony Optimization based Routing), In order to maximize life time of the network. The proposed protocol has been simulated, and the life time assessment, power inconsistency, residual power against number of rounds is evaluated and is compared with LEACH. Simulation results shows a remarkable enhancement as compare to LEACH
Keywords: Wireless sensor networks, routing, ant colony optimization ,Reverse Game Theory
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Bharathi M A
Bharathi M A has completed her B.E in Computer Science, from GUG, India in 1994, M.Tech in Computer Science and Engg from VTU in 2005. Presently she is pursuing her PhD from JNTU, Hyderabad, India. She has published many papers in International Journals. Her Area of interest is Wireless Communication, Wireless Sensor Network.
B P Vijayakumar
VIJAY KUMAR B. P. Received the Ph. D degree in Electrical Communication Engg.,Department from Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore in 2003, M.Tech degree in Computer Science and Technology from the University of Roorkee (Presently Indian Institute of Technology, IITR), with honors in 1992 and Bacholers degree in Electronics and Communications from Mysore Univeristy with Distinction in the year 1987. He is currently a HOD and Professor, in Telecommunication Engg., Dept., MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, where he is involved in research and teaching UG and PG students, and his major area of research are Computational Intelligence applications in Mobile, Adhoc and Sensor networks. He is an author of many Books as well as published many papers in International journals and conferences.
Bharathi M A
Bharathi M A has completed her B.E in Computer Science, from GUG, India in 1994, M.Tech in Computer Science and Engg from VTU in 2005. Presently she is pursuing her PhD from JNTU, Hyderabad, India. She has published many papers in International Journals. Her Area of interest is Wireless Communication, Wireless Sensor Network.
B P Vijayakumar
VIJAY KUMAR B. P. Received the Ph. D degree in Electrical Communication Engg.,Department from Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore in 2003, M.Tech degree in Computer Science and Technology from the University of Roorkee (Presently Indian Institute of Technology, IITR), with honors in 1992 and Bacholers degree in Electronics and Communications from Mysore Univeristy with Distinction in the year 1987. He is currently a HOD and Professor, in Telecommunication Engg., Dept., MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, where he is involved in research and teaching UG and PG students, and his major area of research are Computational Intelligence applications in Mobile, Adhoc and Sensor networks. He is an author of many Books as well as published many papers in International journals and conferences.
