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A Novel Energy Efficient Distributed Clustering in Wireless Sensor Networks

Under increased level of traffic, Hot spots emerge in a wireless sensor network. This leads to the depletion of network resources and disrupts the network operation completely. This scenario is high in the case of clustering process as cluster heads perform more data processing than other sensor nodes. This increase in load on Cluster Head (CH) varies with the distance to the sink. To eliminate this problem, data aggregation can be performed to reduce the processing and transmission of information. This approach works well in static environment but it is complex and expensive in the case of dynamic network. So the role of Cluster head is rotated among the different nodes in the network, thus balancing the load and conserves the important resources. The size of the cluster based on the distance or number of hops to the sink is also taken into consideration. This paper focuses on distributed clustering with multi hop routing to minimize the energy consumption, average endto-end delay and improving network lifetime