TY  - CONF
EP  - 1014
VL  - 2
A1  - Ayaz, M.
A1  - Abdullah, A.
A1  - Jung, L.T.
UR  - https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-78049412968&doi=10.1109%2fITSIM.2010.5561598&partnerID=40&md5=7fa60719defcc8666539035fb0abe6ac
SN  - 9781424467181
Y1  - 2010///
ID  - scholars1041
TI  - Temporary cluster based routing for underwater wireless sensor networks
SP  - 1009
KW  - 3-dimensional; Acoustic links; Adverse environment; Bandwidth limitation; Cluster-based routing; Data delivery; Distributed nodes; Equal energy; Error probabilities; Hybrid network; Location information; Mobile networks; Mobility-aware; Multi-hop routing; Multihop; Node movement; Ocean monitoring; Propagation delays; Routing process; Routing scheme; Save energy; Scalable architectures; Self-configuring networks; Short distances; Temporary Clusters; Underwater wireless sensor networks; Unreliable links; Wireless sensor
KW  -  Energy utilization; Information technology; Probability; Routing protocols; Sensor networks; Sensor nodes; Telecommunication equipment
KW  -  Wireless sensor networks
N1  - cited By 58; Conference of 2010 International Symposium on Information Technology, ITSim'10 ; Conference Date: 15 June 2010 Through 17 June 2010; Conference Code:81915
N2  - During the last couple of decades Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSN) have attracted more attention for ocean monitoring systems. Due to adverse environment, UWSN face many problems like bandwidth limitations, high error probability, node movements and 3-dimensional space and with such challenges, we need a robust and scalable architecture for providing a self configuring network of distributed nodes. In order to handle the problem of large propagation delays and unreliable link quality, many authors proposed multi-hop data delivery routing schemes. But, such multi-hop routing protocols drain more energy of the nodes near the sink. In this paper, we proposed a mobility aware routing protocol, called "Temporary Cluster Based Routing" which not only requires equal energy consumption for all the nodes throughout the network but also it helps to save energy, as it prefers to send the sensed data over short distances. Moreover, it does not require any location information of sensor nodes and only a small number of nodes are involved during the end-to-end routing process. This makes it suitable not only for stationary and mobile networks but for the hybrid networks as well. © 2010 IEEE.
AV  - none
CY  - Kuala Lumpur
ER  -