Review Article

Survey of QoS Routing Protocols in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks

Table 5

Comparison of five and more-metric link/path cost-dependent QoS routing protocols for WMSNs.

Protocol and publication year Architecture Metric for link/path selection Multipath
support
Service diff. Hole bypassing Security Location aware Data delivery model Cross-layer support Scalability Mobility Energy efficiency Load
balancing
Reliability Congestion support Reduce packet drops Priority Adjust TX power Avoid interpath interference Simulator/software Compared with Strengths Weaknesses

HQAX [62]
Springer 2009
Hierarchical() Delay
() SNR
() PLR
() Remaining energy of Tx
() Remaining energy of Rx
NS-2
[87]
AODV [78] () High throughput
() Less PLR
() Less overhead
() Utility theory based
cost function
() Less delay efficient
() No priority
LBA-EA [63]
IEEE 2010
Flat () Residual energy
() Initial energy
() Number of nodes
() Number of links
() Enhanced airtime link metric
NS-3
[107]
Baseline default Airtime metric() High throughput
() Improve N/w lifetime
() High PDR
() Extra overhead
() No comparison with previous schemes
POWQR [42]
IEEE 2013
Flat () Number of hops
() BER
() Remaining energy
() Distance
() Delay
EventCastalia
[94]
EARQ [108]
LOCALM-OR [109]
() Reliable
() Load balancing
() Improve N/w lifetime
() Extra overhead
() Not scalable
Serhan and Diab
[43]
IEEE 2015
Flat() Remaining energy
() Hop count- source till current node
() Distance with neighbors
() History of current stream
() Traffic priority
AGEM [39]() Reliable
() Low delay
() Extra overhead
() Results shown with very less number of nodes and packets