IMPACT OF BOUNDARY EFFECT ON COVERAGE FRACTION IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK
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The length of a network is the significant issue in wireless sensor network (WSN).This issue can be explained by watching the less number of the knob vivacious at the specific time. The sensors from the dynamic sets are checking all objectives and at risk to transmit the information to the base station and remaining hubs are in rest mode. This paper discusses several relevant algorithms - Modified K-Means, PSO algorithm and AOMDV utilized as a part of wireless sensor networks.The Modified K-Means is utilized to coverage the area, AOMDV used for multipath routing and PSO is utilized to locate the optimal path.
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