Authors:
Muhammad Aadil,Sheeraz Ahmed,Muhammad Zubair,M.Saeed Hussain kakar,Muhammad Junaid,Ata-ur-Rehman,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2019.02.00003Keywords:
Tissues temperature,Attenuation,WSNs,Load balancing,Network Lifetime,residual energy,Abstract
Wireless Body Area Sensor Network (WBANs) are used to measure the biological parameters of a human body in a critical health situation. Sensors use an antenna and electromagnetic radiations to drive the response towards the sink node. Our research focuses on the overheating problem of body tissues due to the electromagnetic field generated by electromagnetic radiations. When sensor nodes continuously send and receive the data, it not only influences the communication between the nodes by stimulating high attenuation for signal transmission, but also conduits various health problems. These health issues may include reducing blood flow, affecting the enzymatic reactions, brain tumor, damaging the sensitive tissues and leading to tissue cancer. The exposition of such issues are addressed in our research called iBTTA (Improved Body Tissue Temperature Aware)routing scheme, where not only the temperature of a body tissues is controlled under the threshold value but significantly improves the performance in terms of its throughput, end- to- end delay and transmission loss. The scheme is an extension of our previously published scheme BTTA. The validation of our scheme iBTTA is done through comparison with already existing techniques SIMPLE (Stable Increased-throughput Multi-hop Protocol for Link Efficiency in WBANs) and LAEEBA (Link-Aware and Energy Efficient scheme for WBANs). In iBTTA we have improved the problem of the body tissues temperature, utilization of battery power and load balancing techniques in WBANs.Refference:
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