Service Composition in Service-oriented Wireless Sensor networks with Persistent Queries

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

1-10-2009

Publication Title

6th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, CCNC 2009

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Abstract

Service-oriented wireless sensor network (WSN) has been recently proposed as an architecture to rapidly develop applications in WSNs. In WSNs, a query task may require a set of services and may be carried out repetitively with a given frequency during its lifetime. A service composition solution shall be provided for each execution of such a persistent query task. Due to the energy saving strategy, some sensors may be scheduled to be in sleep mode periodically. Thus, a service composition solution may not always be valid during the lifetime of a persistent query. When a query task needs to be conducted over a new service composition solution, a routing update procedure is involved which consumes energy. In this paper, we study service composition design which minimizes the number of service composition solutions during the lifetime of a persistent query. We also aim to minimize the total service composition cost when the minimum number of required service composition solutions is derived. A greedy algorithm and a dynamic programming algorithm are proposed to complete these two objectives respectively. The optimality of both algorithms provides the service composition solutions for a persistent query with minimum energy consumption.

Keywords

Computer architecture; Computer science; Costs; Energy consumption; Frequency; Greedy algorithms; Monitoring; Query processing; Routing protocols; Wireless sensor networks

Disciplines

Computer and Systems Architecture | Computer Engineering | Controls and Control Theory | Data Storage Systems | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Electrical and Electronics | Hardware Systems | Systems and Communications

Language

English

Comments

Conference held: Las Vegas, NV, 10-13 Jan. 2009

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