2010 · 81 citations · 26 references
ComputingComputer SystemsComputer NetworksTransportWireless CommunicationsNetwork ProtocolsSensor NetworksTransport LayerWireless Communication ProtocolsWireless NetworksWireless Sensor NetworksBulk Data TransferMulti-hop CommunicationMultiple-access ChannelsSensor Network ApplicationsTransport Protocols For Wireless NetworksWireless Sensor Network ProtocolsWireless Transport Protocols
In this paper, we consider the goal of achieving high throughput in a wireless sensor network. Our work is set in the context of those wireless sensor network applications which collect and transfer bulk data. We present PIP (Packets in Pipe), a MAC primitive for use by the transport module to achieve high throughput. PIP has a unique set of features: (a) it is a multi-hop connection oriented primitive, (b) it is TDMA-based, (c) it uses multiple radio channels, and (d) it is centrally controlled. This represents a significant shift from prior MAC protocols for bulk data transfer.
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