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Enhanced Cluster Head Based Data Gathering (ECHGS) Technique in IoT Based Smart Irrigation System

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Internet of Things (IOT) is an emerging technique which is used in several applications like home automation, office automation, hospital monitoring, network device monitoring, industrial related problems and smart agricultural monitoring system. In IoT environment, sensors are dynamically connected with the network to monitoring and routing the data to the server. Energy utilization and maximizing throughput are important issues in the Internet of Things (IOT). Energy plays a vital role in increasing network lifetime. Throughput improves the network performance and it is calculated based on average successful data delivered at a time instance. Various models such as cluster tree, clustering and Tree Cluster based Data Gathering Scheme (TCDGS) are used for handling maximizing energy and throughput. In this paper, a novel technique “Enhanced Cluster Head based Data gathering” (ECHGS) is presented to focus the energy and delay in the Internet of Things (IOT) based smart irrigation system for agriculture. In this proposed technique, the cluster head for the group of sensor nodes is selected based on the workload and energy. The node which has high residual energy and less workload is selected as a cluster head to collect and deliver the data to the server node effectively. The proposed technique results are evaluated and compared to the existing techniques in terms of residual energy and throughput. The residual energy is saved by 4.54% higher than the Tree Cluster based Data Gathering Scheme (TCDGS) and the throughput is maximized by 11.57% higher than the Tree Cluster based Data Gathering Scheme (TCDGS).

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Padmanaban, K., SenthilKumar, A.M., Velmurugan, A.K., Madhan, E.S. (2022). Enhanced Cluster Head Based Data Gathering (ECHGS) Technique in IoT Based Smart Irrigation System. In: Ibrahim, R., K. Porkumaran, Kannan, R., Mohd Nor, N., S. Prabakar (eds) International Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Smart Community. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 758. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2183-3_58

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