Mobile Agents in Wireless Sensor Networks Ivan Vukasinovic Zoran Babovic Goran Rakocevic.

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Mobile Agents in Wireless Sensor Networks Ivan Vukasinovic Zoran Babovic Goran Rakocevic

Mobile Agents Mobile agents are a form of processes with the following characteristics: Mobile – able to migrate from a device to a device and execute Inteligent – able to react to the environment changes Autonomous – work completely without interaction with the creator Ability to move around in a network of devices, computers, makes them very useful Working MA migrates around the network Executes its code to accomplish the given job Platform support is needed: Agila – Assembler like code ActorNet – Special for Mica2/ TinyOS MAPS – Mobile Agent platform for Sun S.P.O.T.s AFME – Open source lightweight J2ME platform 2

Classification Tree Autonomicity - ability to work autonomously. Security – upgrading security for WSN. Adaptability – ability to adapt to new circumstances. Availability – improving availability to the user. Routing - routing in WSN during data acquisition. Filtering – excluding junk data during acquisition. Recovery – maintaining functioning minimum. Configuration - setting specific configurations. 3

Autonomicity “ Constructing Locally Centralized Applications by Mobile Agents in Wireless Sensor Networks “ GOAL: Mobile targets tracking and monitoring applications IDEA: Grouping MAs to form a central monitoring function 4

Adaptability "Dynamic Macro-programming of Wireless Sensor Networks with Mobile Agents “ GOAL: Enable diverse functionality of WSNs by enabling Queries IDEA: Representing them with mobile agents 5

Adaptability “ Mobile Agent based event discovery in Wireless Sensor Networks " GOAL: Upgrading query distribution and event responsiveness using event paths generated by MAs IDEA: MAs hop through the network updating and fixing optimum paths 6

Security “ Agent-based Scalable Design of a Cross-Layer Security Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks Monitoring Applications ” GOAL: Designing a framework for WSNs with needed security level in WSNs IDEA : Agents are integrated with the code for developing intrusion detection as well as intrusion detected reaction. 7

Routing “ Balanced Itinerary Planning for Multiple Mobile Agents in Wireless Sensor Networks ” GOAL: reducing power consumption and thereby increasing the networks lifetime IDEA: generate the appropriate number of agents which is equal to vertices coming out of the root of the balanced spanning tree. 8

Routing “ A Data Gathering Algorithm Based on Mobile Agent and Emergent Event-Driven in Cluster-Based WSN “ GOAL: Mobile agents gather sensor data from all nodes within a cluster IDEA: Mobile agent calculates the next hop node taking into consideration the power consumption, path loss and residual energy 9

Filtering “ Data Dissemination based on Mobile Agent in Wireless Sensor Networks “ GOAL: Decrease the total amount of data needed for gathering IDEA: Aggregate resulting data into combined task of sensor overlapping in areas of individual tasks 10

Recovery An empty slot for Mendelevisation which will include our future research An approach to use Mobile Agent to pursue recovery from node failure, etc. 11

Configuration “ Mobile Agent Based TDMA Slot Assignment Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks “ GOAL: TDMA slot assignment in WSNs IDEA: MA traversing all the nodes and assigning them a neighbor unique slot 12

Configuration “ Mobile Agent-based Policy Management for Wireless Sensor Networks ” GOAL: Policy management on the sensor nodes IDEA: Policy is executed by a mobile agent residing in the WSN 13

S UMMARY : G LOBAL CONCLUSION Strengthening WSNs weaknesses using strengths of the MA technology Most target power consumption Others try to extend the functionality Many of them open new discussions and topics, for further research. 14

Mobile Agents in Wireless Sensor Networks QUESTIONS ??? A full survey paper can be sent via Ivan Vukasinovic, Goran Rakocevic, Zoran Babovic, 15