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S. No. | Author (year) | UWASN routing algorithm | Advantages/disadvantages | Remarks |
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1 | Wang et al. [9] | Energy-aware and void-avoidable routing protocol [9] | Opportunistic directional forwarding strategy (ODFS), avoids cyclic transmission, flooding and voids; optimal trajectory of sink node to be optimized | Water temperature-based routing |
2 | Toso et al. [10] | Revisiting source routing [10] | Scenario-independent and source-initiated routing can work in any connected topology without any prior information. Overhead due to route discovery and maintenance | The water column variation for routing is left. |
3 | Ghafoor and Koo [11] | Cognitive software-defined networking- (SDN-) based routing [11] | Stable route between the source node and destination node; large amount of energy required for spectrum sensing | The salinity-based routing is left. |
4 | Bouabdallah et al. [12] | Joint routing and energy management [12] | Overcomes the energy sinkhole problem; uniform distribution of load (energy traffic)—even energy depletion and improves network lifespan; not suitable for UWASNs unless upgraded | The temperature of water-based routing is implemented. |
5 | Coutinho et al. [13] | Opportunistic routing algorithm [13] | Candidate set selection and candidate coordination procedure redundant transmissions; sleep and awake time interval selection | The wave front movement for routing is left. |
6 | Coutinho et al. [14] | Geographic and opportunistic routing with depth adjustment-based topology control for communication recovery over void regions (GEDAR) [14] | Each node knows the location of all other nodes; reduces retransmission probability; minimizes collision; depth adjustment | Wave front movement and salinity-based routing is implemented. |
7 | Proposed | Lion optimized cognitive acoustic network (LOCAN) | Solves spatial and TV; avoids Doppler and GS; reduces delay and packet loss | The water temperature, salinity, sedimentation drift, and water column variations are taken for optimized routing. |
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