Enhancing Data Aggregation Efficiency: Dynamic Energy-Aware Strategies in Wireless Sensor Networks
Navin Agrawal, N. Priya, Priyanka Sinha, Pranita Singh, Arpit Jain, Munish Kumar
Abstract
In today’s surplus world, wi-fi sensor networks are essential for many systems. This network encapsulates sensor nodes powered by irreplaceable batteries, preserving a fixed topology for displaying specific locations. Their efficiency makes it crucial for large data packages. Wireless sensor networks continuously analyze physical factors such as temperature, pressure, ambient soft, sunlight and humidity, dominating the process Energy consumption monitoring is a key task in this area. To address this framework, this paper proposes a different approach: a modified controlled, privacy-controlled approach to record collection. The method aims to reduce redundant sensitivity, thus increasing system lifetime by reducing the frequency of data transfer between nodes and large sinks A comparative study with existing methods shows how the proposed method is effective. Performance findings show that the proposed bundling method (MEBPP) provides high packet transmission values while consuming less power and extending network lifetime.