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Reorganization in OCOOutlineIntroduction to Reorganization in WSNImportance of Reorganization in WSNOCO in WSNOCO Reorganization AlgorithmConditions for the AlgorithmReferences11Reorganization in Reorganization in OCOOCOPresented By:Presented By:Aiyaz Amin PaniwalaAiyaz Amin PaniwalaSaurav Kumar BenganiSaurav Kumar Bengani22OutlineOutlineIntroduction to Reorganization in WSNIntroduction to Reorganization in WSNImportance of Reorganization in WSNImportance of Reorganization in WSNOCO in WSNOCO in WSNOCO Reorganization AlgorithmOCO Reorganization AlgorithmConditions for the AlgorithmConditions for the AlgorithmReferencesReferences33Introduction to Reorganization in WSNIntroduction to Reorganization in WSNNodes have limited resources for powerNodes have limited resources for powerNodes are exposed to natural and deliberate Nodes are exposed to natural and deliberate damagesdamagesNode positions could changeNode positions could changeOverall network topology changesOverall network topology changesReorganization provides methods to adjust to Reorganization provides methods to adjust to these changesthese changes44Importance of Reorganization in WSNImportance of Reorganization in WSNNodes may get exhausted, dead or Nodes may get exhausted, dead or repositionedrepositionedWSN may become partially non functionalWSN may become partially non functionalReorganization ensures recoveryReorganization ensures recoveryReorganization utilizes the redundancy in Reorganization utilizes the redundancy in WSNWSNNon-functional nodes can be replaced by Non-functional nodes can be replaced by Reorganizing the WSNReorganizing the WSN55OCO in WSNOCO in WSNConsists of 4 phasesConsists of 4 phasesPosition CollectionPosition CollectionProcessingProcessingTrackingTrackingMaintenanceMaintenance66OCO Reorganization AlgorithmOCO Reorganization AlgorithmMaintenance phase provides ReorganizationMaintenance phase provides ReorganizationAlgorithms have been designed to handle Algorithms have been designed to handle different node failuresdifferent node failuresReorganization in OCO can be achieved byReorganization in OCO can be achieved byLocal Reorganization of Border NodesLocal Reorganization of Border NodesLocal Reorganization of Forwarding NodesLocal Reorganization of Forwarding NodesGlobal ReorganizationGlobal Reorganization77Conditions for the AlgorithmConditions for the AlgorithmThis part describes three conditions in which This part describes three conditions in which algorithm runsalgorithm runsThe conditions are :The conditions are :The dead node is a forwarding nodeThe dead node is a forwarding nodeThe dead node is a border nodeThe dead node is a border nodeSeveral nodes in the network are deadSeveral nodes in the network are dead88ReferencesReferences“Maintenance Efficient Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks” Barroso, A.; Roedig, U.; Sreenan, C.; Embedded Networked Sensors, 2005. EmNetS-II. The Second IEEE Workshop on 30-31 May 2005 Page(s):97 - 106 “Loop-Based Topology Maintenance in Wireless Sensor Networks” Volume 3619/2005 ISBN 978-3-540-28102-3 “Location-free Coverage Maintenance in Wireless Sensor Networks” Rong Zhengy, Guanghui Hezand Xue Liuz Department of Computer Science University of Houston Technical Report Number UH-CS-05-15, July 21,


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