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Topology Selection for Fault-Tolerant Beacon Vector Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks
Papeete, Tahiti October 23-October 28
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Luke Demoracski, Northeastern University, Boston, MA
D. R. Avresky, Northeastern University, Boston, MA

This paper presents a performance analysis comparison for different topology types that can be used with an improved fault-tolerant Beacon Vector Routing (BVR) protocol.

The topology types of Mesh, Torus, FCR, and Communication Graph are compared. The performance of these topology types is analyzed using BVR and three-phase faulttolerant BVR.

Performance metrics include throughput, latency, overhead, saturation points, and packet success rate in the presence of multiple node failures.

Using this analysis, we recommend for the user a given topology type, depending on the desired tradeoffs for their given application.

Citation:
Luke Demoracski, D. R. Avresky, "Topology Selection for Fault-Tolerant Beacon Vector Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks," icas-icns, pp.46, Joint International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems and International Conference on Networking and Services - (icas-icns'05), 2005
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