Efficient Data Aggregation and Message Transmission for Information Processing Model in the CPS-WSN

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Publicado en:	Computers, Materials, & Continua vol. 82, no. 2 (2025), p. 2869
Autor principal:	Chao-Hsien Hsieh
Otros Autores:	Yang, Qingqing, Kong, Dehong, Xu, Fengya, Wang, Hongmei
Publicado:	Tech Science Press
Materias:	Data management Data processing Cyber-physical systems Data loss Industrial plants Sensors Wireless sensor networks Algorithms Information processing Data transmission Messages Energy consumption Ant colony optimization Data collection Energy conservation Factories
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Resumen:	The Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) supported by Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) helps factories collect data and achieve seamless communication between physical and virtual components. Sensor nodes are energy-constrained devices. Their energy consumption is typically correlated with the amount of data collection. The purpose of data aggregation is to reduce data transmission, lower energy consumption, and reduce network congestion. For large-scale WSN, data aggregation can greatly improve network efficiency. However, as many heterogeneous data is poured into a specific area at the same time, it sometimes causes data loss and then results in incompleteness and irregularity of production data. This paper proposes an information processing model that encompasses the Energy-Conserving Data Aggregation Algorithm (ECDA) and the Efficient Message Reception Algorithm (EMRA). ECDA is divided into two stages, Energy conservation based on the global cost and Data aggregation based on ant colony optimization. The EMRA comprises the Polling Message Reception Algorithm (PMRA), the Shortest Time Message Reception Algorithm (STMRA), and the Specific Condition Message Reception Algorithm (SCMRA). These algorithms are not only available for the regularity and directionality of sensor information transmission, but also satisfy the different requirements in small factory environments. To compare with the recent HPSO-ILEACH and E-PEGASIS, DCDA can effectively reduce energy consumption. Experimental results show that STMRA consumes 1.3 times the time of SCMRA. Both optimization algorithms exhibit higher time efficiency than PMRA. Furthermore, this paper also evaluates these three algorithms using AHP.
ISSN:	1546-2218 1546-2226
DOI:	10.32604/cmc.2024.058122
Fuente:	Publicly Available Content Database