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Paper Title: EFFICIENT SECURED ROUTING WITH MOBILE SINKS (EESRMS) : AN EFFECTIVE METHOD TO MINIMIZE ENERGY UTILIZATION IN UNDER WATER SENSOR NETWORKS
Authors Name: Stella Mary P , Nagarajan Munusamy
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Abstract: Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSNs) are specialized wireless sensor networks (WSNs) that monitor and communicate in underwater environments. Environmental monitoring, underwater exploration, disaster relief, military surveillance, and offshore industry activities are just a few of the many uses for them. High propagation delays, constrained bandwidth, changeable topology, and energy constraints make routing in UWSNs difficult. Underwater routing systems have to adjust to high bit error rates, signal attenuation, and node mobility, unlike terrestrial WSNs. Because underwater sensor nodes have limited battery power and are difficult to replace or recharge, energy efficiency is a major concern in UWSNs. Optimizing energy consumption is critical for extending network life and guaranteeing consistent data delivery. Optimization strategies are critical to improve routing performance in UWSNs. Given the constraints of underwater environments such as high energy consumption, long propagation delays, changeable topology, and restricted bandwidth, optimization approaches aid in determining the optimum routing paths, reducing energy consumption, and improving data delivery dependability. The proposed approach, "Energy-Efficient Secured Routing with Mobile Sinks (EESRMS)" includes PSO to discover the ideal path to route data while minimizing energy during transmission, and the results demonstrate that it performs well in characteristics such as PLR, latency, security, and energy usage.
Keywords: Routing, UWSN, Security, WSN, Energy efficiency
Cite Article: "EFFICIENT SECURED ROUTING WITH MOBILE SINKS (EESRMS) : AN EFFECTIVE METHOD TO MINIMIZE ENERGY UTILIZATION IN UNDER WATER SENSOR NETWORKS", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 2, page no.a797-a813, February-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2502082.pdf
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