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Anuran inspired collision free self-organized transmission scheduling in Wireless Sensor Network

Wireless Sensor Network is structure of spatially distributed autonomous sensors that are widely used in the field of Civil and Military applications. Scheduling in MAC Layer is a challenging task and a critical issue in the design of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). For Collision free transmission Self-organized transmission scheduling becomes very important. Bio-systems have been an inspiration for a self-organized transmission in WSN. Inspired by the calling behavior of Anuran family species, we in this paper have incorporated Self-organized transmission scheduling in WSN on a Wireless Sensor test bed. Experimental results show a considerable improvement in Throughput, Error rate and Fairness in allocation of channel capacity.