Performance evaluation of TELOSB sensor network
Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing and Multimedia
On the credibility of wireless sensor network simulations: evaluation of intrusion detection system
Proceedings of the 5th International ICST Conference on Simulation Tools and Techniques
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Shrinking size and increasing deployment density of wireless sensor nodes implies to smaller equipped battery size. This means emerging wireless sensor nodes must compete for efficient energy utilization. MAC protocols play a vital role in energy consumption of sensor node as it controls the radio activities. Customized or open source simulators play an important role to measure the performance effectiveness of MAC protocols. Due to the fact that they are flexible, reduce experimental overhead and cost. Nevertheless, these benefits come at the cost of results accuracy. In this paper, we investigate differences of the behaviour of our agent based S-MAC protocols in real deployment compared to the results produced using our custom based simulator, which ignores the lower layers effects such as packet collision and overhearing and using an ns2, an open source simulator, which provides a complete protocol stack. We further try to find and explain the rationale of the variance of results produced by real deployment and that of simulators.