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Open AccessProceedings Article10.1109/ICACT.2014.6779003

The cluster head selection algorithm in the 3D USN

Q: What have the authors contributed in "The cluster head selection algorithm in the 3d usn" ?

The LEACH algorithm is analyzed in the paper. The new cluster head selection Maximum Coverage Algorithm ( MCA ) for homogeneous 3D USN is proposed in the paper.

Pavel Abakumov, +1 more

- 27 Mar 2014

- pp 462-466

TL;DR: The new cluster head selection Maximum Coverage Algorithm (MCA) for homogeneous 3D USN is proposed in the paper and supports the full 3D space of sensor field coverage for the longer time than LEACH.

Abstract: There are many cluster head selection algorithm for 2D space USN today. The LEACH algorithm is analyzed in the paper. It could be used for 3D space USN too. The new cluster head selection Maximum Coverage Algorithm (MCA) for homogeneous 3D USN is proposed in the paper. The LEACH and MCA full 3D coverage is compared by simulation on C++. The proposed algorithm supports the full 3D space of sensor field coverage for the longer time than LEACH.

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1. What have the authors contributed in "The cluster head selection algorithm in the 3d usn" ?

The LEACH algorithm is analyzed in the paper.. The new cluster head selection Maximum Coverage Algorithm ( MCA ) for homogeneous 3D USN is proposed in the paper.

2. What is the MCA algorithm for sensor nodes?

(1)The MCA algorithm assumes that each sensor node calculates the intersection space with multiplicity U neighboring sensor nodes at the network initialization moment.

3. What is the main goal of the proposed MCA algorithm?

The proposed MCA algorithm should support the USN where the sensor field can more than communication range for separate sensor nodes.

4. What is the meaning of cluster head?

The cluster head nodes receive the information from cluster member nodes and transmit it to user through gateway or to gateway through another cluster head nodes.

Figure 1. Communication range, cluster radius and coverage zone

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