论文摘要
With the progress and development of the Internet of Underwater Things,underwater wireless sensor networks（UWSNs） have been showed as a promising technology to monitor and explore the oceans.Different from terrestrial WSNs,UWSNs adopts acoustic signals instead of radio frequencies for wireless communication.However,marine mammals’ frequencies are heavily overlapped with the frequencies used by UWSNs,where the noise of underwater acoustic networks（UAN） made by human may interfere with or even harm marine organism.In order to protect these marine organism,it is very necessary and urgent to develop an environment-friendly UAN and cognitive acoustic（CA） is considered as a promising technique.Based on this,aiming at not only protecting marine mammals,but also attaining optimal network performance,in this paper,we propose a virtual void-based marine organism protection routing（VMOPR） protocol for UWSNs,which is a location-based flow transmission scheme.Simulation results show that the performance of the scheme is better than the corresponding EEIAR and VBF protocol in terms of packet delivery ratio,throughput and energy efficiency when taking marine mammals into account.
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文章来源
类型: 国际会议
作者: Hao Su,Yujie Qian,Yuan Zhang
来源: 2019 3rd International Conference on Data Mining, Communications and Information Technology (DMCIT 2019) 2019-05-24
年度: 2019
分类: 基础科学,信息科技
专业: 海洋学,电信技术,自动化技术
单位: College of Internet of Things Engineering,HoHai University,HoHai University
分类号: TP212.9;TN929.3;P756.6
页码: 469-475
总页数: 7
文件大小: 590k
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