Energy Optimization in WSN Through Vacation Policy

A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a system of linked sensors that may wirelessly interact with one another to track changes in the environment or in the real world. It is made up of tiny, self-sufficient sensor nodes that are outfitted with a variety of sensors to monitor and gather environmental data. The kind of data that must be gathered and the particular application will determine which sensors are best. A vacation strategy has been suggested to lower WSN energy usage and extend the nodes' battery life. Theoretical analysis is supported by experimental data, confirming the effectiveness of our strategy in extending the lifespan of WSN.