Secure spin with cluster for data centric wireless sensor network
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1) The document proposes a routing algorithm called Secure-SPIN for efficient data transmission in wireless sensor networks, especially for use in battlefield scenarios. 2) It uses clustering algorithms to send sensor data from different geographic regions to a base station, with cluster heads selected based on the event being monitored. 3) Simulation results show the proposed protocol performs better than LEACH in terms of network lifetime and guaranteed data transmission.
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Secure spin with cluster for data centric wireless sensor network
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