Data Aggregation & Transfer in Data Centric Network Using Spin Protocol in WSN

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Data Aggregation & Transfer in Data Centric Network Using Spin Protocol in
WSN
Prathima Kadlikoppa1
, Indira Umarji2
, Sachin Patil3
1
Student, SDM College of Engineering &Technology,Dharwad
2
Asst. Professor, SDM College of Engineering &Technology,Dharwad
3
Asst. Professor, SKSVMACET, Lakshmeshwar
Abstract: The advancement in the wireless communications and electronics has led to the growth of low-cost sensor networks. Due to which the
sensor networks is part of different application areas now. Low-cost, low-power and multifunctional small-sized sensor devices are the great
end-products of wireless sensor network technologies. These sensor nodes together in a group form a sensing network. A sensor network can
offer access to data anytime, anywhere by gathering, processing, evaluating and distributing data. The evolution of information sending in
wireless sensor networks is boosting to devise newer and more advanced routing strategies. Many strategies have considered data collection and
data dissemination. In this project, the data produced by the sensor nodes is aggregated and provide the further guaranteed data transmission to
sink node/ base station using clustering mechanism and node concentration with SPIN protocol.
The proposed scheme provides increased network lifetime, better data gathering and period of stability as compared to M-LEACH
protocol.
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I. INTRODUCTION
Due to huge number of applications like agriculture,
security, automation and monitoring, Wireless sensor
networks has been recognized as one of the forerunner
technique in 21st
century. Wireless sensor networks
(WSNs) consists, a group of sensor nodes with capability
of recording several types of environmental and physical
circumstances, data processing and offers wireless
communication.
In WSN, every node ensures a guaranteed data delivery
to a destination node after an explicit and distinctive
process. Every node present in the network will be
having the ability of delivering a data packet from source
to sink node; provided it has enough battery power for
the data delivery. A huge amount of energy is essential
for the data transmission. Afterevery instant
transmission, the residual energy of the node drops
because of reducing energy of the sensor node. This
gradual decrease in the energy of the node leads to
failure of the node. The problem observed can be
minimized by routing the data in a manner such that
average energy consumption is less, instead of data
routing in the path that needs more energy. The energy
back up of overall sensor networks plays a key role in
establishing fault tolerant systems. If the sensor node has
adequate energy, it would be able to get rid of itself from
failure.
Thispaper is all about clustering mechanism with
node density employed in SPIN is presented. In this
proposed process, sensor nodes do not send the data
packets all over the network but a clustering mechanism
is utilized to get an efficient data transferand guaranteed
data delivery to base station. For the data transmission,
the above said scheme does not send the data packet
throughout the network which in turn reduces the total
number of packets transmission, thereby a substantial
quantity of energy can be saved.
II. OBJECTIVE OF THE PAPER
The advancements in wireless communication
and electronics has accelerated the development of low-
cost sensor networks. The area of application is vast for
these sensor networks. Every application area is prone to
one or the other technical issue that researchers are
currently rectifying. Low-power, low-cost and
multifunctional small-sized sensing devices are the
products of wireless sensor network technologies. These
sensing devise together in a group gives rise to a sensor
network. A sensor network can offer access to
information anytime, anywhere by accumulating,
processing, analysing and distributing the sensed
information. The further advancement in wireless sensor
networks gave birth to routing algorithms. Many
algorithms are presently in use data gathering and data
aggregation purposes in wireless sensor networks.
The main objectives of this project are as follows:

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 To provide guaranteed data transmission to a
sink using SPIN protocol.
 To minimize the number of transmissions using
clustering schemes in order to save energy of the
sensor nodes.
 To provide better data gathering, stability period
and lifetime than the Modified LEACH protocol.
 To improve the traditional clustering mechanism
by employing assistant cluster heads (ACH).
III. LITERATURE SURVEY
In paper [1], the author proposes LEACH (Low-
Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy), a protocol based
on clustering scheme which randomly selects the native
cluster base stations called cluster heads in order to
distribute the energy burden equally among all the
sensors present in the network.
LEACH reduces the transmitted information to
the base station by using data fusion technique and also
native coordination that enables robustness and
scalability for dynamic networks. Using the proposed
scheme, a factor of 8 reductions in energy consumptions
can be achieved as compared to other routing protocols.
In addition, the proposed scheme evenly distributes the
energy consumption among all the sensors, which in turn
doubles The Network Lifetime.
Disadvantages
 Energy consumption should be reduced.
 Network lifetime should be increased.
 Energy efficient data acquisition has to be
obtained.
In paper [2], A wireless network scenario is considered
where in, it contains micro-sensor nodes, equipped with
batteries and capable of wireless communications. The
sensor nodes here monitors the surrounding environment
and periodically, transmits the sensed information to the
base station. The limited battery-powers of the sensor
devices are consumed in both transmission and
computation – specifically in transmission. To minimize
such power dissipation, this paper [2] presents a novel
data collection scheme based on the hypercube topology
for micro sensor networks. By transmitting data packets
from all the sensor nodes to the base station through the
communication tree in the constructed hypercube, the
new approach is capable of shortening the
communication delay by parallel communications and
network reconfiguration that replaces the dead sensor
nodes.
Simulation results depicts that in comparison
with other data collection schemes, the proposed
hypercube-based scheme gives most favourable results,
including balanced energy loads, minimized
transmission delay, satisfying system scalability and as a
result prolonged network lifetime. To complete the
analysis, the scattered approach for developing a
hypercube and a binary tree for data collection are also
proposed.
Disadvantages
 Should reduce power consumption.
 Should reduce the transmission delay
 Should improve scalability.
 Network life time has to be prolonged.
In paper [3], one of the major challenge in wireless
sensor network (WSN) is the data transmission. In order
to reduce the energy consumed during data packet
transmissions in WSN, a huge number of routing
protocols have been recommended. The routing
protocols that employs data-centric approach are most
suitable in this context, as they perform in-network data
aggregation to yield energy savings.
In this paper [3], the author has proposed a
modified version of SPIN protocol called M-SPIN and
its performance is compared against the traditional SPIN
protocol. The TOSSIM simulator is used here, to
evaluate the M-SPIN protocol. From the simulation
results, it is confirmed that the M-SPIN shows
significant performance gains than traditional SPIN
protocol.
Disadvantages
 Performance of the algorithm has to be
improved.
 Data transmission has to be increased.
In this paper [10], the author presents the simulation
results of SPIN (Sensor Protocol for Information via
Negotiation), a wireless sensor routing protocol, with the
aid of TinyOS and nesC. TinyOS is an operating system
used in present-day wireless sensors as it provides a
highly modular system which is powerful and flexible.
The programming in TinyOS requires a new language
called nesC, which is difficult to learn for beginners. The
SPIN protocol is a routing protocol with data-centric
approach for Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). SPIN
comes under event-driven delivery model. The
implementation of SPIN protocol is divided into three
stages. These are Initialization stage, Data gathering
stage and Negotiation stage. The TOSSIM simulator is

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used for simulating the SIN protocol.
Disadvantages
 The network system must be more flexible and
powerful.
IV. EXISTING SYSTEM
The primary objective of wireless sensor
networks (WSN) is to reduce the power depletion of
sensor nodes as all these nodes are usually powered with
portable batteries. This basic concern can help in
extending the network lifetime to reasonable times. The
energy consumption by the components of a typical
sensor node can be reduced by choosing the best
communication protocol possible. The chosen
communication protocol must have a substantial effect
on the total power depletion of any WSN network under
consideration.
In the existing system, LEACH (Low-Energy
Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy) is employed. The
traditional communication protocols of point-point
transmission, minimal transmission energy, multi-hop
routing and static clustering is not sufficient for the
present WSN scenarios, the LEACH protocol is
proposed in the existing system. The LEACH protocol is
a clustering mechanism based routing protocol, which
uses a mechanism wherein the role of cluster head is
changed in a random fashion. This mechanism helps in
distributing the overall power of the system in even
manner. The LEACH uses native coordination in a
cluster to enable robustness and scalability for non-static
network environments, and includes data gathering
process into the routing protocol to minimize the volume
of data that is routed to the base station.
Disadvantages
 The amount Energy consumption should be
minimized.
 The Network lifetime has to be increased.
V. PROPOSED SYSTEM
The SPIN protocol is an efficient cluster head
scheme. In the proposed scheme, the
intercommunication among the nodes and distance
between the cluster heads is reduced using route shorten
method. The proposed scheme provides the best way of
data delivery from source node to sink node using
clustering mechanism which in turn reduces the total
number of data packet transmissions. A substantial
quantity of overall energy is hold back. Before and after
transmitting the data packets, the negotiation is carried
out. In the proposed scheme, the packet delivery ratio
(PDR) is improved by taking into account of the traffic
density. The network lifetime and PDR is improved with
a node having maximum power and maximum traffic
density. The Proposed system is divided into three
different phases. The first phase includes the election of
cluster head and assistant cluster head between the
sensor nodes present in respective clusters based on
distance and energy-content of the sensor nodes. The
remaining two phases includes the data gathering and
data transmission. In the data gathering phase, the data
from the remaining sensor nodes in a cluster is routed to
and collected by the respective cluster heads. In the data
transmission phase, the data collected at the cluster head
is processed and sent to their assistant cluster heads,
which in turn chooses the optimal path to the sink node
via other assistant cluster heads to transmit the data
packets.
Advantages
 Improvement in network life time.
 Improvement in network performance.
 Achieving guaranteed data transmission.
 Packet Delivery Ration is maximized.
 Reduction in the intercommunication among the
nodes and the distance between cluster heads.
VI. SYSTEM DESIGN
6.1 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
6.2 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

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6.3 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
6.4 FLOW DIAGRAM
6.5 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
6.6 USER CASE DIAGRAM
VII. RESULTS
7.1 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
The network parameters employed for the
performance analysis of proposed methodology and
Modified LEACH and their simulation results are
discussed below,
i) Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR): The PDR can be
defined as the ratio of total number of packets delivered
to the sink node to the total number of packets actually
sent by the source. The performance of the protocol is
high, when the value of PDR is high.
The figure 6.1, depicts the comparison of
proposed scheme and Modified LEACH with respect to
value of PDR.

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Figure 7.1: Comparison of Proposed scheme and
M-LEACH with respect to PDR.
The Figure 7.1, shows that the performance
of proposed scheme is high as compared to M-
LEACH as the PDR of proposed scheme rises
quickly and remains constant, also its value is more
as compared to M-LEACH.
ii) Throughput: It is defined as the rate at which
data packets are sent over the network. In other
words, it is the total number of data packets sent to
sink over the total simulation period. Throughput is
measured in bits per second or bps.
The throughput can be maximised with
increase in node density and it helps in evaluating the
performance and efficiency of a given scheme or
protocol. The figure 7.2, shows the graph of
throughput versus time for the proposed scheme and
M-LEACH.
Figure 7.2: Comparison of proposed scheme and
M-LEACH with respect to throughput.
It is evident from the above figure 7.2, that
the throughput of the proposed scheme is high as
compared to the existing Modified LEACH protocol.
iii) Packet Drops: The total number of packets
transmitted by the network minus the total number of
packets received at the sink node gives the amount of
packet drops.
This parameter, gives the number of packets
lost due to collisions and other network
discrepancies. The figure 7.3, depicts the graph
between the number of packet drops and time.

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M-LEACH with respect to Packet Drops
It is clear from the above figure 7.3, that the
number of packet drops for Modified LEACH
protocol is more as compared to the proposed
scheme. It also shows that, the proposed scheme is
highly robust to network collisions and hence more
time-efficient and cost-effective.
iv) Average Energy Consumption: This parameter
denotes the average of the total energy consumed by
the sensor nodes in a given network at specific
intervals.
The figure 7.4, depicts the graph for average
energy consumption versus time.
M-LEACH with respect to Average Energy
Consumption
Initially, the each node is assigned with an energy of
100 Joules. It is apparent from the above graph that,
the energy consumption by sensor nodes with
proposed scheme is less as compared to the existing
M-LEACH protocol. Hence, the proposed scheme is
highly energy-efficient protocol as compared to the
existing one.
7.2 THE SNAPSHOTS OF NAM SIMULATION
RESULTS
The NAM simulation results for the proposed system
are as follows:
Step 1:
Figure 7.5: Node deployment – Initial Stage.
The Node deployment for the proposed
scheme starts with all the 82 sensor nodes initializing
at the (0, 0) position, as shown in the above figure
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Step 2:
Figure 7.6: Node Deployment – Final Stage.
In figure 7.6, all the sensor nodes acquire the
predefined fixed position in the wireless network
environment. The 81st
node is assumed as the sink
node.
Step 3:
Figure 7.7: Cluster formation
In figure 7.7, after the node deployment in the
WSN environment, the cluster formation mechanism is
applied. Based on the node density and distance (50
meters), the clusters are formed. For the present network
scenario, a total of 9 clusters are formed.
Step 4:
Figure 7.8: Cluster Head Selection.
As shown in the above figure 7.8, the cluster
heads are elected to each cluster formed based on the
energy and distance weights of each sensor node.
Step 5:
Figure 7.9: Assistant Cluster Head Selection.
The figure 7.9 depicts the assistant cluster head
selection. The ACHs are selected based on the same
procedure followed for the selection of CH.
Step 6:
Figure 7.10: Date Gathering Stage.
The figure 7.10, illustrates the data gathering
process at cluster – 1. Here, the cluster members send
their sensed information (data) to their respective cluster
heads (CH).
Step 7:
Figure 7.11: Data Transfer Stage.
In figure 7.11, the data transfer stage is depicted.
In this stage, the data gathered by the individual cluster
heads is transferred to their corresponding assistant

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cluster heads, which in turn routes the data to the sink
node.
VIII. CONCLUSION
The proposed scheme provides a guaranteed data
delivery to sink node using SPIN protocol with
clustering mechanism. In this scheme, there is a
substantial drop in the quantity of data packet
transmissions. Thereby, a substantial amount of overall
energy can be saved.
In addition, the inclusion of assistant cluster
heads (ACH) further increases the network lifetime of
sensor nodes.
In future, it may be possible to work on dynamic
replacement of node and cluster head in network after
the dead and provide better solution.
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