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Performance Analysis of Interference and Priority aware Coexistence in IEEE 802.15.6 based WBANs
Performance Analysis of Interference and Priority aware Coexistence in IEEE 802.15.6 based WBANs
Link/channel scheduling is a process by which different channels within the allowed set of frequencies or different timeslots from a single channel are assigned to achieve minimum interference to the neighbouring nodes and higher efficiency. Existing channel scheduling approaches are often evaluated under the assumption of random mobility model. These approaches tend to average out interfering and non-interfering situations and the end results are not purely applicable to a consistent interference situation, such as the COVID-19 isolation centers. Therefore, in this paper, for a given interference level, we analyze the performance of the Interference and Priority aware Coexistence (IPC) algorithm. To this end, a controlled interference generation model is designed that can ensure consistent interference among a given number of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs). The performance is assessed in terms of delay, delivery, reuse, energy consumption, and throughput. Under controlled interference, the results show that the IPC algorithm guarantees better results as compared to existing link scheduling techniques.
- Tallinn University of Technology Estonia
- TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL Estonia
- Universiti Teknologi Petronas Malaysia
- Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences Pakistan
- University of the Sciences United States
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Mobility model Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Computer science business.industry Energy consumption Reuse Scheduling (computing) Wireless business IEEE 802.15 Communication channel Computer network
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Mobility model Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Computer science business.industry Energy consumption Reuse Scheduling (computing) Wireless business IEEE 802.15 Communication channel Computer network
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- TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL Estonia
- Universiti Teknologi Petronas Malaysia
- Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences Pakistan
- University of the Sciences United States
Link/channel scheduling is a process by which different channels within the allowed set of frequencies or different timeslots from a single channel are assigned to achieve minimum interference to the neighbouring nodes and higher efficiency. Existing channel scheduling approaches are often evaluated under the assumption of random mobility model. These approaches tend to average out interfering and non-interfering situations and the end results are not purely applicable to a consistent interference situation, such as the COVID-19 isolation centers. Therefore, in this paper, for a given interference level, we analyze the performance of the Interference and Priority aware Coexistence (IPC) algorithm. To this end, a controlled interference generation model is designed that can ensure consistent interference among a given number of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs). The performance is assessed in terms of delay, delivery, reuse, energy consumption, and throughput. Under controlled interference, the results show that the IPC algorithm guarantees better results as compared to existing link scheduling techniques.