MBRP: Magnetic-Based Routing Protocol for Mobile Sinks Wireless Sensor Networks

Mobile sinks wireless sensor networks (MSWSNs) are composed of a large number of densely deployed sensor nodes with some data collection mobile devices (such as PDA or notebook) to collect sensing data from the networks. In this paper we highlight the most important work we found in the literature related to this topic, and we present our new routing protocol for MSWSN. Among the research work that has been published in MSWSN in past few years, routing has received most consideration. Our routing protocol for mobile sink in wireless sensor networks can quickly adapted to dynamic sensor network environment. In the literature review, we found that data transmission through mobile sinks that require achieving power efficiency and low end-to-end delay. Therefore, we deign a simple mechanism which we called “Magnetic-Based Routing Protocol (MBRP)” that aims at quick adapt the data resource and re-direct transmit sensing data to the mobile sinks. Our simulation under evaluation although seems promising.