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CLUSTERING IN WIRELESS SENSOR
NETWORKS USING COMPRESSIVE
SENSING
Wireless sensor network
• Sensor nodes distributed for observing
physical and environmental conditions
Clustering for data routing
•Clustering is a data aggregation method
Clustering in wireless sensor networks
Compressive sensing
• Mathematical technique
• Works on the logic of :
‘information’ bandwidth<‘total’ bandwidth
• States that it is possible to acquire same
amount of data from fewer measurements
than we take conventionally.
• Applicable as WSN data is largely of sparse
nature.
Data
sensed by
the sensor
nodes
M<<N
samples are
transmitted
Y=φx projections
are transmitted Obtain x by using
l-1 minimalization
Accurate
recovery of
signals
Compressive ratio = M/N
Analysis and comparison
We compare routing using
• Clustering with no CS
• clustering with Hybrid CS
• SPT with no CS
• SPT with hybrid CS
Parameters of comparison
• No. of transmissions vs. no. of nodes
• Reduction ratio of transmissions
Clustering with Hybrid CS
Simulation of the project
TOPOLOGY FORMATION
CLUSTER FORMATION
SINK
20m
10 m
Clustering in simulation
CLUSTER HEAD’S
SINK AT (0,0)
Results
WHEN THE COMPRESSIVE RATIO IS 10
if no. of measurements =1/10 (no. of nodes )
Reduction Ratio Method 1 Method 2
60 Clustering with
hybrid CS
Clustering
without CS
50 Clustering with
hybrid CS
SPT without CS
30 Clustering with
hybrid CS
SPT with Hybrid
CS
WHEN COMPRESSIVE RATIO IS 5
if no. of measurements =1/5(no. of nodes )
Reduction Ratio Method 1 Method 2
50 Clustering with
hybrid CS
Clustering
without CS
40 Clustering with
hybrid CS
SPT without CS
20 Clustering with
hybrid CS
SPT with Hybrid
CS
Results
• Our method of using CS with clustering in
WSN can significantly reduce data
transmissions compared with conventional
data collection methods of Clustering without
CS,SPT without CS,SPT with CS.
• Using clustering with hybrid CS minimize data
transmissions and help maximize lifetime of
network with the resource constrained sensor
nodes.

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Clustering in wireless sensor networks with compressive sensing

  • 1. CLUSTERING IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS USING COMPRESSIVE SENSING
  • 2. Wireless sensor network • Sensor nodes distributed for observing physical and environmental conditions
  • 3. Clustering for data routing •Clustering is a data aggregation method Clustering in wireless sensor networks
  • 4. Compressive sensing • Mathematical technique • Works on the logic of : ‘information’ bandwidth<‘total’ bandwidth • States that it is possible to acquire same amount of data from fewer measurements than we take conventionally. • Applicable as WSN data is largely of sparse nature.
  • 5. Data sensed by the sensor nodes M<<N samples are transmitted Y=φx projections are transmitted Obtain x by using l-1 minimalization Accurate recovery of signals Compressive ratio = M/N
  • 6. Analysis and comparison We compare routing using • Clustering with no CS • clustering with Hybrid CS • SPT with no CS • SPT with hybrid CS Parameters of comparison • No. of transmissions vs. no. of nodes • Reduction ratio of transmissions
  • 8. Simulation of the project TOPOLOGY FORMATION CLUSTER FORMATION SINK 20m 10 m
  • 9. Clustering in simulation CLUSTER HEAD’S SINK AT (0,0)
  • 11. if no. of measurements =1/10 (no. of nodes ) Reduction Ratio Method 1 Method 2 60 Clustering with hybrid CS Clustering without CS 50 Clustering with hybrid CS SPT without CS 30 Clustering with hybrid CS SPT with Hybrid CS
  • 13. if no. of measurements =1/5(no. of nodes ) Reduction Ratio Method 1 Method 2 50 Clustering with hybrid CS Clustering without CS 40 Clustering with hybrid CS SPT without CS 20 Clustering with hybrid CS SPT with Hybrid CS
  • 14. Results • Our method of using CS with clustering in WSN can significantly reduce data transmissions compared with conventional data collection methods of Clustering without CS,SPT without CS,SPT with CS. • Using clustering with hybrid CS minimize data transmissions and help maximize lifetime of network with the resource constrained sensor nodes.