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학술대회 Impacts of Cluster Architecture on Security and Performance of UAV-assisted Wireless Sensor Networks
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저자
왕기철, 김재인, 김성창
발행일
202110
출처
International Conference on Information and Communication Technology Convergence (ICTC) 2021, pp.1519-1524
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICTC52510.2021.9620794
협약과제
21ZK1100, 호남권 지역산업 기반 ICT 융합기술 고도화 지원사업, 이길행
초록
In a UAV-assisted WSN (Wireless Sensor Network), a UAV expedites data gathering from sensor nodes, and reduces energy consumption of the sensor nodes. In such a network, grouping sensor nodes into clusters constructs a cluster architecture, and it facilitates energy saving of the nodes and a UAV. In a cluster architecture, a cluster consists of a CH (Cluster Head) and members, and the CH gathers data from the members and delivers the gathered data to a UAV. Such a crucial role of CHs makes attackers try to convert their compromised nodes into CHs. Even though the fixed cluster architecture has enhanced security and performance of CH elections in UAV-assisted WSNs, its superiority over the variable cluster architecture has not been proven. In this paper, we introduced how they differ from each other, and compared two kinds of cluster architecture in terms of security and performance. Simulation results showed that the variable cluster architecture negatively impacts on both the security and the performance. However, the variable architecture has a positive impact on the energy consumption of a UAV. Another interesting founding from the simulation results is that a CH election protocol generating more clusters improves security of the variable cluster architecture sacrificing UAV's energy consumption.
KSP 제안 키워드
Cluster Head(CH), Cluster architecture, Compromised nodes, Data gathering, Energy saving, Enhanced security, Sensor node, Static wireless sensor networks(WSNs), energy consumption, positive impact, simulation results