network management in wsn
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Academic Research Presentation - WSN Network Management OverviewTRANSCRIPT
ELET 6312: Network Management
Prof. Dr. Deniz Gurkan
By:
Syed Ashar Zia
Base Station
Sensor Network
Small Sensor
NetworkConnected through
GW-node
Gateway Node
Mobility Management Hierarchical Management
Database
Storage Management
Remote AccessManagement
Power Management
Loosing battery power?
Introduction to Sensor Networks
Major concerns before deployment
Management protocol discussed:
SRM – Sensor Reliability Management
Architecture of SRM
Working of each module
Conclusion & Future work
References
WSN has many limitations such as:
Power (limited battery)
Storage (limited RAM or Flash memory)
Coverage (low power RF transmitter)
Reliability (correct data delivery)
Programs developed must take into account its hardware restrictions.
Overheads and awake state may kill the network very quickly.
WSN Management
SRM MANNA SNMP – Proxy SNMS
Based on hierarchical management architecture and policy-based paradigm.
Data reliability management framework
Allows network administrator to interact with the network by defining management policies.
Provides self control capability.
Can easily integrate with other management services through management policies.
Management tasks are distributed to all sensor nodes including cluster heads and base station.
Divided into three levels:
Node level
Cluster level
Base-station level
SRM framework includes four modules which are different for all levels.
USER SPECIFICATION
MODULE
EVALUATION MODULE
DECISION MAKING MODULE
ACTION MODULE
Event Handler
Event Evaluation
Monitoring Scheduler
Event Handler
Event Evaluation
Monitoring Scheduler
Controls the frequency of collecting management information to minimize energy consumption.
Captures Translates Forwards
Actual Reliability
Required Reliability
EVALUATION MODULE
DECISION MAKING MODULE
ACTION MODULE
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Policy Specification
Policy Parser
Policy Distribution
Policy Framework Definition Language (PFDL) is used to define policies
IF <condition> THEN <action> SCOPE <scope> Where,
CONDITION is disjunctive normal form of expressions
ACTION is list of single action statements
SCOPE is sensor node where the policy is enforced.
▪ Scope could be LOCAL, CLUSTER or NETWORK
USER SPECIFICATION
MODULE
EVALUATION MODULE
DECISION MAKING MODULE
ACTION MODULE
Decision Making
Management Policy
Decision Making Component
Management Policy Component
Similar to MIB
Stores network policies defined by Network Administrators.
Estimated Reliability
Management Policy
Required Action
In SRM, two policies are defined:
Data Reliability
Congestion Reliability
Figure: Example of Data Reliability policy (Extracted from [1])
USER SPECIFICATION
MODULE
EVALUATION MODULE
DECISION MAKING MODULE
ACTION MODULE
Function Mapping
Function Distribution
Function Mapping
Receives selected actions from DMM
Maintains function list for each action and maps set of functions to be executed
Function Scheduling
Distributes the assigned functions among the sensor nodes which executes the required actions practically.
Base Station is connected to GUI which is programmed in JAVA
Sensor nodes are equipped with SRM framework programmed in C Language
Action used: ADJUST_RETRANSMISSION_RATE Comparison between: e-ACK (capable of retransmitting 7 times)
no-ACK (no acknowledgements)
SRM with R=60% (where R is reqd. Reliability)
SRM with R=70%
SRM with R=90%
Figure: Simulation results (extracted from [1])
SRM provides reliability but nothing is FREE.
Management traffic increases with the reliability requirements.
SRM is designed for reliability but can be integrated with other management services.
Network Congestion Policies could be explored and improved in detail to improve system performance.
How decision making module handles the conflicts in management rules.
There is always a margin of improvement
What do you think about adaptive policies?
Policy based Network Management System Tuan D Le, Wen Hu, Sanjay Jha, Peter Corke
IEEE - 2008
SNMP Proxy for WSN Yen Yang Lim, Marco Messina, Leena Ganguly
IEEE – Fifth international conference - 2008
Network Management platform and security framework for WSN Byunggil Lee, Seungjo Bae, Dongwon Han
IEEE International Conference - 2008