Transmission Timing Control among Both Aperiodic and Periodic Flows for Reliable Transfer by Restricted Packet Loss and within Permissible Delay in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Nowadays, in various wireless sensor networks, both aperiodically generated packets like event detections and periodically generated ones for environmental, machinery, vital monitoring, etc. are transferred. Thus, packet loss caused by collision should be suppressed among aperiodic and periodic packets. In addition, some packets for wireless applications such as factory IoT must be transferred within permissible end-to-end delays, in addition to improving packet loss. In this paper, we propose transmission timing control of both aperiodic and periodic packets at an upper layer of medium access control (MAC). First, to suppress packet loss caused by collision, transmission timings of aperiodic and periodic packets are distributed on the time axis. Then, transmission timings of delay-bounded packets with permissible delays are assigned within the bounded periods so that transfer within their permissible delays is possible to maximally satisfy their permissible delays. Such control at an upper layer has advantages of no modification to the MAC layer standardized by IEEE 802.11, 802.15.4, etc. and low sensor node cost, whereas existing approaches at the MAC layer rely on MAC modifications and time synchronization among all sensor nodes. Performance evaluation verifies that the proposed transmission timing control improves packet loss rate regardless of the presence or absence of packet's periodicity and permissible delay, and restricts average transfer delay of delay-bounded packets within their permissible delays comparably to a greedy approach that transmits delay-bounded packets to the MAC layer immediately when they are generated at an upper layer.
- Publication
- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E106-B No.9 pp.817-826
- Publication Date
- 2023/09/01
- Publicized
- 2023/03/14
- Online ISSN
- 1745-1345
- DOI
- 10.1587/transcom.2022EBP3184
- Type of Manuscript
- PAPER
- Category
- Network
Authors
Aya KOYAMA
Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University
Yosuke TANIGAWA
Osaka Metropolitan University
Hideki TODE
Osaka Metropolitan University
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Aya KOYAMA, Yosuke TANIGAWA, Hideki TODE, "Transmission Timing Control among Both Aperiodic and Periodic Flows for Reliable Transfer by Restricted Packet Loss and within Permissible Delay in Wireless Sensor Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E106-B, no. 9, pp. 817-826, September 2023, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2022EBP3184.
Abstract: Nowadays, in various wireless sensor networks, both aperiodically generated packets like event detections and periodically generated ones for environmental, machinery, vital monitoring, etc. are transferred. Thus, packet loss caused by collision should be suppressed among aperiodic and periodic packets. In addition, some packets for wireless applications such as factory IoT must be transferred within permissible end-to-end delays, in addition to improving packet loss. In this paper, we propose transmission timing control of both aperiodic and periodic packets at an upper layer of medium access control (MAC). First, to suppress packet loss caused by collision, transmission timings of aperiodic and periodic packets are distributed on the time axis. Then, transmission timings of delay-bounded packets with permissible delays are assigned within the bounded periods so that transfer within their permissible delays is possible to maximally satisfy their permissible delays. Such control at an upper layer has advantages of no modification to the MAC layer standardized by IEEE 802.11, 802.15.4, etc. and low sensor node cost, whereas existing approaches at the MAC layer rely on MAC modifications and time synchronization among all sensor nodes. Performance evaluation verifies that the proposed transmission timing control improves packet loss rate regardless of the presence or absence of packet's periodicity and permissible delay, and restricts average transfer delay of delay-bounded packets within their permissible delays comparably to a greedy approach that transmits delay-bounded packets to the MAC layer immediately when they are generated at an upper layer.
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AB - Nowadays, in various wireless sensor networks, both aperiodically generated packets like event detections and periodically generated ones for environmental, machinery, vital monitoring, etc. are transferred. Thus, packet loss caused by collision should be suppressed among aperiodic and periodic packets. In addition, some packets for wireless applications such as factory IoT must be transferred within permissible end-to-end delays, in addition to improving packet loss. In this paper, we propose transmission timing control of both aperiodic and periodic packets at an upper layer of medium access control (MAC). First, to suppress packet loss caused by collision, transmission timings of aperiodic and periodic packets are distributed on the time axis. Then, transmission timings of delay-bounded packets with permissible delays are assigned within the bounded periods so that transfer within their permissible delays is possible to maximally satisfy their permissible delays. Such control at an upper layer has advantages of no modification to the MAC layer standardized by IEEE 802.11, 802.15.4, etc. and low sensor node cost, whereas existing approaches at the MAC layer rely on MAC modifications and time synchronization among all sensor nodes. Performance evaluation verifies that the proposed transmission timing control improves packet loss rate regardless of the presence or absence of packet's periodicity and permissible delay, and restricts average transfer delay of delay-bounded packets within their permissible delays comparably to a greedy approach that transmits delay-bounded packets to the MAC layer immediately when they are generated at an upper layer.
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