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ODMR-IoT: Outliers Detection Based Multipath Routing Protocol for Internet of Things (IoT)

Internet of Things have been one of the most active research topics in recent years due to their wide range of applications. However, the objects or sensors have a very small and then very limited memory and low power computing resources and batteries. These characteristics specify IoT as a unique type of networks, moreover the data collected by the sensors are often affected by errors and outliers that are collected by the sensor nodes. These errors or outliers can be the result of an actual event or a sensor fault. This paper proposes a contextual outlier detection protocol specially designed for IoT networks named Outliers Detection based Multipath Routing protocol for Internet of Things (ODMR-IoT). The proposed ODMR-IoT protocol is designed around the concept of fog computing to minimize communication, energy consumption and computational complexities.