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Volume - 2 | Issue - 4 | december 2020
Published
11 January, 2021
When transmitting data in a large number, the number of conflicts that arise is high. This is especially the case when there is dense distribution of marginal wireless sensor network (WSN). Some of the major conflicts that affect the overall operation of a system include heavy transmission delay and large data loss. In this proposed work, a multipath reliable transmission is used for wireless sensor network. In order to determine the reliability of the system, the WSN implements redundancy methodology. As the first step, data is sub-divided into packets of information along with data redundancy. These packets are then transmitted via multi-paths to their corresponding destination nodes. Experimental observation shows that the proposed work indicates a significant increase in network lifetime, reduction in transmission delay and data packet loss rate.
KeywordsData redundancy reliable transmission concurrent braided WSN multi-path
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