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A fuzzy model for content-centric routing in Zigbee-based wireless sensor networks (WSNs)

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  • Zhou He
  • Lian Chen
  • Feng Li
  • Ge Jin

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WSN is one of the most efficient technologies in intelligent communication and because of its advantages, this technology has been utilized in various applications. By using WSNs, different types of data can be collected and analyzed in wide environments. The high variety of applications and types of data available in this network can cause several challenges about heterogeneous data routing. This research, presents a Fuzzy Model for Content-Centric Routing (FMCCR) in WSN to solve these challenges. The performance of FMCCR is based on two basic steps: "topology control", and "data transmission through content-centric and fuzzy logic-based routing algorithm". In the first step of FMCCR, the network topology is constructed. In the second step of the proposed method, data transmission paths are determined based on network topology and content type, and data transmission is performed. The performance of FMCCR has been evaluated in a simulation environment and the results have been compared with previous algorithms. The results show that FMCCR reduce energy consumption and improve the traffic load distribution in the network in addition to increasing the network lifetime. According to the results, FMCCR can increase network lifetime at least 10.74% and at the same time, deliver at least 88.1% more packets through the network, compared to previous methods. These results, prove the efficiency of the proposed method for using in real-world scenarios.

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  • Zhou He & Lian Chen & Feng Li & Ge Jin, 2023. "A fuzzy model for content-centric routing in Zigbee-based wireless sensor networks (WSNs)," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 18(6), pages 1-19, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0286913
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0286913
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