UNDERWATER WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT ROUTING PROTOCOL USING LOAD BALANCING TECHNIQUE
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Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks is an effective and intelligent utilization of energy for routing protocol in longer network lifetime. Energy Consumption and load balancing are the vital role for network life time. The uses of load balancing in WSN is granted as best resources of sink mobility which protects energy sources to organize. The aim of this paper is to evaluate various deployed strategies involving sink mobility. Multiple mobile sinks are capable of performing computational operations like collecting information from electric joints instantly, storage and also communication capability. It evaluates the results and the effect of sink mobility by comparing with another routing protocol GEDAR.
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routing protocol, invalid connection, uses of power, computational operations, electric joints
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