International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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LOCALIZATION OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK Range free anchor-based algorithm using Monte Carlo Localization Prof. Usha Neekeleetan1, Princess Mariam Zawu2. Head of Department, of EC L D Engineering College, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India1 PG Student [ECS], Dept. of EC, L.D College of Engineering, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India2
---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------or it can warn about smoke on a remote forest hill Abstract - Abstract— recent proceedings in radio and embedded systems have enabled the increase of wireless indicating that a forest fire is about to start. On the sensor networks. Wireless sensor networks are tremendously other hand wireless sensor nodes can be designed to being used in different environment to perform various detect the ground vibrations generated by silent monitoring tasks such as search, rescue, disaster relief, target footsteps of a burglar and trigger an alarm. Since most tracking and a number of tasks in smart environments. In applications depend on a successful localization, i.e. to many of those tasks, node localization is inherently one of the system parameters. Node localization is required to report the compute their positions in some fixed coordinate origin of events, assist in group querying of sensors, routing system, it is of great importance to design efficient and to and also to know the answer of network coverage. So, localization algorithms. In large scale ad hoc networks, one of the fundamental challenges in wireless sensor is node node localization can assist in routing. In the smart localization. This paper presents an accurate range-free localization scheme for nodes in mobile wireless sensor kindergarten node localization can be used to monitor networks. As it is already known that the sequential Monte the progress of the children by tracking their Carlo localization method works well for localization in mobile interaction with toys and also with each other. It can WSNs. Based on the sequential Monte Carlo method, the also be used in hospital environments to keep track of TSBMCL algorithm utilizes the nodes for localization. equipment, patients, doctors and nurses. For these advantages precise knowledge of node localization in Keywords—wireless sensor networks; mobile ad hoc sensor networks is an active field of research in WSNs; localization; TSBMCL; Mobile Location; wireless networking. Unfortunately, for a large number Monte Carlo of sensor nodes, straightforward solution of adding 1. INTRODUCTION GPS to all nodes in the network is not feasible because: In the presence of dense forests, mountains or other The massive advances of microelectromechanical obstacles that block the line-of-sight from GPS systems (MEMS), computing and communication technology have fomented the emergence of massively distributed, wireless sensor networks consisting of hundreds and thousands of nodes. Each node is able to sense the environment, perform simple computations and communicate with its other sensors or to the central unit. One way of deploying the sensor networks is to scatter the nodes throughout some region of interest. This makes the network topology random. Since there is no a priori communication protocol, the network is ad hoc. These networks are tremendously being implemented to perform a number of tasks, ranging from environmental and natural habitat monitoring to home networking, medical applications and smart battlefields. Sensor network can signal a machine malfunction to the control center in a factory © 2017, IRJET
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consumption of GPS will reduce the battery life of the sensor nodes and also reduce the effective lifetime of h large number of nodes, the production cost factor of GPS is an small. But the size of GPS and its antenna increases the sensor node form factor. For these reasons an alternate solution of GPS is required which is cost effective, rapidly deployable and can operate in diverse environments. The two environments were one that allows preplace anchor nodes when distribution is ready and has high accuracy and the other is one that those not allow preplace and requires accuracy of about 30%[5]. At present, most of the localization |
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