Revamp energy efficiency in Homogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks using Optimized Radio Energy Algorithm (OREA) and Power-Aware Distance Source Routing protocol

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are often used to monitor the physical world. By using sensor nodes, various types of environmental conditions can be sensed and also it can communicate with the sensed data via wireless communication. The sensor nodes are provided with a battery, and the reduction of the power consumption may lead to the prolonged anticipation of a lifetime of sensor nodes. Researchers worked on sensor nodes to gain energy efficiency and increase its lifetime. Reliable and effective communication among nodes routing algorithms is often used for WSNs. The important objective of routing algorithms is energy saving. Clustering algorithm improves energy efficiency in Homogeneous WSNs. The clustering technique identifies the shortest path, and it is used for cluster head selection. To dissipate energy efficiently, Optimized Radio Energy Algorithm (OREA) is used. Power-Aware Distance Source Routing (PADSR) clustering algorithm has been proposed for increasing Network lifetime of WSNs. Energy consumption and data quality are balanced by Quality of Service based routing protocols. Power Aware Distance Source Routing (PADSR) decides performance evaluation of Quality of Service. (C) 2017 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.