Packet Drop Reduction by Volunteer nodes in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

In Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks (MWSN), minimizing packet drop is vital. Many strategies are proposed to manage the packet drops. Though, these strategies need to be more capable of handling the packet drops proficiently. This approach proposes a Packet Drop Reduction using Volunteer nodes (PDRV) in MWSN. Volunteer nodes aim to reduce packet drops and delays in the network. In this approach, the volunteer node listens to the discharge data packet and then allocates the transmitter node. These nodes are selected based on node linkage, energy, communication processing time, and bandwidth. In addition, PDRV verifies the hash signature with One Time Key (OTK) for transmitting secure data. Hence, it reduces both the packet drops and the delay. Here, the volunteer nodes are selected by the node ability. The node linkage. energy, communication processing time, and bandwidth evaluate node ability. Experimental outcomes illustrate that the PDRV mechanism has reduced the network delay and packet losses.