According to the communication capability of current sensor nodes
a novel scheme(REDD)is proposed for data delivery in large-scale wireless sensor networks. In REDD
the clustering network architecture is formed by periodically selecting cluster heads among sensor nodes through dynamic competition. The intra-cluster communication is based on TDMA scheduling
in which a member node transmits its sensory data through an independent intra-cluster channel to its cluster head in the time slot assigned by the cluster head. The inter-cluster communication is based on CSMA competition
in which a connected overlay network is constructed among all cluster heads to forward the aggregated data through multi-hops to the sink. Simulation results show that
compared with the existing work
the REDD can achieve a better clustering performance with lower costs
and effectively reduce the end-to-end delay for reliable data transmission.
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