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Table 4 Similarities and differences between DARE and M-ATTEMPT

From: Modeling induction and routing to monitor hospitalized patients in multi-hop mobility-aware body area sensor networks

Parameter

DARE

M-ATTEMPT

Types of devices

Body sensors

Sensors

 

Body relay

Sink

 

Main sensor (MS)

 
 

Sink

 

Deployment

Body sensors, body relays, and MS are fixed

Sensors and sink both are fixed

 

Sink can either be static or mobile

 

Topology per patient

7 body sensors

7 sensors

 

1 body relay on chest

1 sink on chest

Communication flow

Scenario 1: body sensors to body relays to sink

Sensors to sink or sensors to other sensors to sink

 

Scenario 2: body sensors to body relay to nearest sink

 
 

Scenario 3: body sensors to body relay to MS to sink

 
 

Scenario 4: body sensors to body relay to moving sink

 
 

Scenario 5: body sensors to body relay to nearest moving sink

 

Energy parameters

E0BSs=0.3J

E0sensors= 0.3 J

 

E0BR=1J

E Sink= infinite

 

E MS= infinite

 
 

E Sink= infinite

 

Network type

Heterogeneous in terms of energy of body sensors and body relays

Homogeneous in terms of energy of sensors

Communication type

Multi-hop

Single-hop

  

Multi-hop

Types of data reporting

Event-driven

Event-driven

 

Time-driven

Time-driven