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To develop an energy-efficient, dynamically reconfigurable routing mechanism for software-defined wireless sensor and actuator networks to extend network lifespan.

June 13, 2018International Journal of Communication Systems

A novel energy‐aware routing mechanism for SDN‐enabled WSAN

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To develop an energy-efficient, dynamically reconfigurable routing mechanism for software-defined wireless sensor and actuator networks to extend network lifespan.
Designed an SDN-enabled network framework utilizing a fuzzy-based Dijkstra's routing discovery algorithm capable of rerouting paths mid-transmission.
Modeled and simulated network protocols and components using Riverbed Modeler software, comparing performance against standard Dijkstra's and ZigBee routing.
The fuzzy-based Dijkstra SDN architecture demonstrated a reduced energy consumption ratio compared to standard Dijkstra's and ZigBee-based approaches.
The dynamic routing structure enabled effective cluster routing while extending the operational lifetime of the sensor and actuator network.

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Simulation study demonstrates reduced energy consumption in wireless sensor and actuator networks, indicating improved network lifetime with SDN-based routing.

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Al‐Hubaishi et al. (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72931b2fdcb5703edb9479 https://doi.org/10.1002/dac.3724

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Simulation study demonstrates reduced energy consumption in wireless sensor and actuator networks, indicating improved network lifetime with SDN-based routing.

A novel energy‐aware routing mechanism for SDN‐enabled WSAN

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