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Abstract
The invention provides a low-energy-consumption free space optical network repairing method based on reflection characteristics, which comprises the following steps of: when the free space optical network works, monitoring the sub-death state of the node according to the existing Heartpoint mechanism, and acquiring node information; when the node dies completely, determining the node type through node information, dividing a monitoring area into regular grids, establishing a Neyman-Pearson model according to a Neyman-Pearson judgment criterion, and determining the coverage state of the grid points; and calculating the detection probability of dead nodes and surrounding grid points through the model, and searching the optimal position according to different node types to repair the cavity. The invention provides an improved minimum coverage circle repairing method and an energy coverage comprehensive evaluation model, carries out classified repairing on dead nodes, improves network coverage by searching for an optimal repairing position, and introduces nodes with mirrors, thereby reducing energy consumption and prolonging the network life period after repairing.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of communication, in particular to a low-energy-consumption free space optical network repairing method based on reflection characteristics.
Background
Nowadays, networks have become a very important part of people's lives, and Free Space Optical Networks (FSONs) have the advantages of high transmission data rate, high security, non-standardized spectrum, and the like. In the FSON, once some nodes die due to a failure, coverage holes are caused, more links are also interrupted, and meanwhile, the accuracy of network monitoring data is reduced, so that the network performance is seriously affected, and energy waste is caused. Therefore, how to detect and repair coverage holes and restore the normal operation of the network is a main problem of FSON.
At present, a free space optical network repairing method does not exist, and the traditional wireless network repairing research mainly finds out the optimal repairing position of a coverage hole in a sensor network through a geometric method. And a normal node is newly added according to the position of the repair point, so that the aim of repairing the coverage hole is fulfilled on the premise of ensuring the node redundancy in the network. But the energy consumption of nodes after repair is not considered in the repair method of the newly added normal nodes, so that the network is easily disabled again due to uneven energy consumption.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the invention provides an effective repairing method of dead nodes in a free space optical network, on one hand, an improved minimum covering circle repairing method is adopted, the minimum normal nodes are added to replace the dead nodes, the holes caused by the dead nodes are repaired, the network coverage is improved, and the network communication is restored; on the other hand, a comprehensive coverage energy evaluation model is provided, a node with a mirror is creatively introduced for repairing, the condition that the energy consumption of the node is still uneven after repairing until a newly added normal node rapidly dies again is avoided, and the purposes of accurately repairing the cavity and prolonging the life cycle of the network are achieved.
The invention relates to a low-energy-consumption free space optical network repairing method based on reflection characteristics, which comprises the following steps of: monitoring the sub-death state of a node according to the existing Heartpoint mechanism and acquiring node information when a free space optical network works; secondly, after the sub-death nodes die completely, determining the types of the nodes according to the acquired node information, and dividing the nodes into relay type nodes and non-relay type nodes; determining the coverage states of grid points where dead nodes are located and peripheral grid points, dividing a monitoring area into regular grids, firstly establishing a Neyman-Pearson model according to a Neyman-Pearson judgment criterion, calculating the joint detection probability of the grid points where the dead nodes are located and each peripheral grid point, then setting a threshold value for the detection probability of the grid points, and dividing the coverage states of the grid points into effective coverage, possible coverage and coverage holes according to the comparison relationship between the probability and the threshold value; step four, searching the optimal positions according to the types of dead nodes and the coverage state of peripheral grid points, and respectively repairing the dead nodes; for non-relay type dead nodes, the repair process is as follows: s1, respectively selecting coordinate sets of four edge grid points with the maximum and minimum horizontal coordinates and longitudinal coordinates of n void grid points generated by node death according to the coverage states of the grid points where the death nodes are located and the surrounding grid points obtained in the step three, and sequencing the four grid points in a clockwise direction; s2, connecting the four grid points to form a quadrangle, and making an inscribed circle of the quadrangle; s3, calculating the center of an inscribed circle, wherein the center of the inscribed circle is the best position for repair; s4, placing the common node at the optimal position for optical network repair; for a dead node of a relay type, the repairing process is as follows: p1, according to the coverage states of the grid points where the death nodes are located and the surrounding grid points obtained in the third step, according to different weight proportions, the sum of the areas of the coverage holes and the possible coverage before repair and the sum of the areas of the coverage holes and the possible coverage after repair are obtained through addition calculation, and the coverage ratio is obtained through comparison of the two areas; p2, considering an energy model of a mirror node after the mirror is introduced for repair through a free space light energy model; p3, selecting the node pair whose maximum probability can be reflected by the dead node location; p4, establishing a comprehensive coverage energy evaluation model through a coverage ratio and an energy model of a mirror node introduced with mirror restoration; p5, finding the optimal repair position of the node with the mirror through a comprehensive evaluation model under the constraint of establishment of reflection and recovery of the communication area of the communication node through the mirror node; p6, placing the mirrored repair node in the optimal position, repairing communication through a pair of node pairs that the mirrored repair node communicates with; p7, other nodes forwarding the message through the dead relay node, selects the normal communication nodes nearest to the node to resume communication.
Preferably, the node information in the step one includes a node position, a node communication mode and position information of a node pair that needs to communicate through the node, and the node pair is composed of a source node and a destination node.
Preferably, in the second step, the relay-type node undertakes a forwarding task in communication, and the non-relay-type node does not undertake a forwarding task in communication.
Preferably, the process of selecting node pairs in step P3 is that there may be multiple pairs of node pairs that need to resume communication through mirror nodes according to dead node information, different node pairs and dead nodes form different trilaterals, and the node pair closest to the equilateral triangle is selected as the node pair with the maximum probability of being able to reflect through the dead node position.
Preferably, the specific steps of the P7 step that other nodes forwarding messages through the dead relay node select the normal communicable node closest to the other nodes to resume communication are as follows: p61, the communication node needing to be recovered sends a message, which contains the position information of the communication node; p62, other nodes in the communication range receive the message, and send the position information to the communication node needing to be recovered according to the position information of the communication node needing to be recovered; and P63, the communication node needing to be recovered selects the node with the minimum distance to complete the recovery communication by judging the received information.
Preferably, the coverage ratio in step P1 is established as follows:
f=P1/P (6)
wherein S is0To cover the void area before repair, S1Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P for possible coverage areas; s10For covering after repairArea of cavity, S11Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P for possible coverage area1And f is a coverage ratio.
Preferably, after introducing mirror repair in step P2, the energy model of the mirror nodes is established as follows;
obtaining the energy consumption E of three nodes according to the free space optical communication energy model as follows:
wherein E isTFor source node energy consumption, EMFor mirror nodal energy consumption, EREnergy consumption of destination node, m1Representing the number of bits of the data packets transmitted by the source node, epsilon representing the energy coefficient of the free-space optical wave,is the angle of divergence, l is the communication distance, ETX_PERepresenting the energy consumed by the optoelectronic component transmitting the unit bit data, m2Indicating the number of bits of data packets transmitted by the mirror nodes, ERXIndicating the energy consumed to receive a unit bit of data.
Preferably, the comprehensive evaluation model W of the covering energy in the step P4 is:
wherein f is a coverage ratio; and E is node energy consumption.
The invention has the following effects:
on the premise of providing an improved minimum coverage circle repairing method and a coverage energy comprehensive evaluation model, the method adopts the improved method and the evaluation model to carry out classified repairing on dead nodes, adopts the improved minimum coverage circle repairing method to repair cavities generated by non-relay nodes, and improves network coverage by searching for an optimal repairing position; compared with the common node, the node with the mirror can not only normally transmit and receive messages, but also transmit the messages through mirror reflection. And repairing the cavity generated by the relay node through a coverage energy comprehensive evaluation model, and prolonging the service life of the repaired network.
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1-maximum edge grid point of vertical coordinate; 2-transverse coordinate minimum edge grid point; 3-longitudinal coordinate minimum margin grid point; 4-maximum edge grid point of lateral coordinate; 5-quadrangle; 6-inscribed circle; 7-optimal repair position of non-relay node; 8-polygon; 9-circle center position: 12-perpendicular bisector; 13-a communicable sector area; 14-location area where mirror nodes can be placed; 15-optimal repair position with mirror node.
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As shown in fig. 1-3, the low-energy-consumption free-space optical network repairing method based on reflection characteristics is implemented by the following steps:
firstly, monitoring the sub-death state of a node according to the existing Heartpoint mechanism and acquiring node information when the free space optical network works. The node information includes node position information, a node communication method, and position information of a node pair that needs to communicate through the node. The node pair refers to a source node and a next hop destination node which need to transmit information through the sub-death node.
And secondly, after the sub-dead nodes die completely, judging the types of the dead nodes according to the communication mode in the acquired node information, wherein the nodes bearing the forwarding tasks are relay nodes, and the nodes not bearing the forwarding tasks are non-relay nodes.
Thirdly, dividing the monitoring area into regular grids, establishing a Neyman-Pearson model according to a Neyman-Pearson judgment criterion, and dividing the coverage state of the grid points into three categories (effective coverage, possible coverage and coverage holes), and the following steps:
when the node dies, the monitoring area is divided into N multiplied by N unit grids, so that (N +1) multiplied by (N +1) unit grid points can be obtained, the grid where the dead node is located and the grids around the dead node are monitored, and a Neyman-Pearson model is established according to a Neyman-Pearson judgment criterion. Obtaining the probability P that the probability target j of the detection of the grid points around the dead node is detected by iijComprises the following steps:
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,a cumulative distribution function that is a standard normal distribution; alpha is the false alarm rate; beta isSigma is the standard deviation of Gaussian noise; s is the energy of the detection target node, and gamma is a path loss coefficient; rijIs the distance between node i and target j.
When there are k nodes in the region, the joint detection probability of the target j being detected is:
calculating the joint detection probability of the death node and each grid point at the periphery according to the formula (2), stopping calculation until the coverage state of the grid points is effective coverage, considering the characteristic of increasing space-time holes in network repair, and setting two threshold values P for the detection probability of each grid pointS1、PS2The coverage state of the kth mesh point may be defined as:
if the calculated detection probability is less than PS1Then the grid point is considered as a coverage hole point, and is greater than or equal to PS1Less than PS2Then the grid point is considered to be possibly covered, and is greater than or equal to PS2Then the mesh point is considered to be effectively covered, so that the coverage state of the mesh point is classified into three categories, namely effective coverage, possible coverage and coverage hole.
And fourthly, searching the optimal positions according to the types of the dead nodes and the coverage state of the peripheral grid points, and respectively carrying out classified repair on the dead nodes.
Fifthly, firstly, repairing the non-relay node, and searching the optimal repairing position for repairing by adopting an improved minimum coverage circle repairing method, wherein the steps are as follows:
when the non-relay node dies, according to the coverage states of the grid point where the dead node is located and the surrounding grid points obtained in the third step, obtaining an area formed by the grid points with the coverage states of coverage holes, respectively taking coordinate sets of a longitudinal coordinate maximum edge grid point 1, a transverse coordinate minimum edge grid point 2, a longitudinal coordinate minimum edge grid point 3 and a transverse coordinate maximum edge grid point 4 of n holes generated by each dead node, and sequencing the four edge grid points in a clockwise direction and recording the four edge grid points as U0={(x1,y1),(x2,y2),(x3,y3),(x4,y4) Will U0Four edge points are connected to form a quadrangle 5, and an inscribed circle 6 of the quadrangle is made to obtain the center (x) of the inscribed circle of the quadrangleh,yh) And the circle center coordinate is the optimal repair position 7 of the non-relay node, and in order to ensure the maximum coverage, the common node is used as a repair node and placed on the circle center coordinate for optical network repair.
And sixthly, repairing the relay node, wherein the steps are as follows:
q1, calculating a coverage ratio according to the coverage state definition;
obtaining the coverage states of the dead nodes and all grid points around the dead nodes according to the formula (3), and calculating the coverage hole area S before repairing0And possibly covered (possibly empty) areas S1Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P; calculating the area of the coverage hole after repair as S10And a possible coverage (possible void) area of S11Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P1The formula is established as follows:
f=P1/P (6)
wherein S is0To cover the void area before repair, S1Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P for possible coverage areas; s10To cover the cavity area after repair, S11Adding the areas according to different weight proportions to obtain a void value P for possible coverage area1And f is a coverage ratio.
Q2, through the free space light energy model, consider the energy model of introducing mirror restoration back, mirror node, concrete step is:
after the nodes die, the communication between a source node and a destination node is interrupted through the communication between the dead nodes, a mirror node is added, the communication between the source node and the destination node is recovered through reflection, the source node only needs to send messages to the mirror node, then the mirror node communicates with the destination node through reflection, the mirror node sends messages sensed by the mirror node to the destination node, the destination node needs to receive data sent by the mirror node and the source node, the communication distances from the source node T to the mirror node M and from the mirror node M to the destination node R are the same, and three-node energy consumption E is obtained according to a free space optical communication energy model:
wherein E isTFor source node energy consumption, EMFor mirror nodal energy consumption, EREnergy consumption of destination node, m1Representing the number of bits of the data packets transmitted by the source node, epsilon representing the energy coefficient of the free-space optical wave,is the angle of divergence, l is the communication distance, ETX_PERepresenting the energy consumed by the optoelectronic component transmitting the unit bit data, m2Indicating the number of bits of data packets transmitted by the mirror nodes, ERXIndicating the energy consumed to receive a unit bit of data.
Q3, obtaining all node pairs needing to communicate through death relay nodes according to the node information obtained through monitoring, forming different trilaterals by different node pairs and death nodes when mirror nodes are added for repair, selecting the node pair with the maximum probability capable of reflecting through the death node position, namely the node pair closest to an equilateral triangle, and taking the node pair as the node pair for recovering communication through the mirror nodes.
Q4, establishing a comprehensive evaluation model of covering energy through a covering ratio and an energy model after introducing mirror restoration, then finding a restoration position with a mirror node through the comprehensive evaluation model under the restriction of establishing reflection and restoring a communication area of the communication node through the mirror node, wherein the specific restoration steps are as follows:
according to the information obtained from the node sub-death state, coordinates of two nodes transmitting information with the death node are respectively T (a, b) and R (c, d), and the position (x, y) of the mirror node M meets the reflection condition, then the coordinate relationship of the mirror node M position and the two nodes communicating is as follows:
y=-(c-a)/(d-b)x+(d2-b2)+(c2-a2)/2(d-b) (8)
if U ═ c-a)/d-b, N ═ d2-b2)+(c2-a2) And/2 (d-b) according to the polygon 8 formed by the cavity around the node when the relay node diesThe position where the non-relay node mode is best covered is the circle center position 9, and the coordinate is (x)h,yh) And the distance r from the mirror node is as follows:
from the formula (9), r2And x satisfies a quadratic equation of unity, with the function curve opening upwards at xcoveragebest=-(UN-xh-Uyh)/(1+U2) Is symmetrical, so x is xcoveragebestWhen r is minimum, r gradually increases as x increases or decreases. While the covered hollow area S10And possibly void area S11The distance r between the center of the covering circle and the center of the mirror is increased and decreased accordingly. I.e. the closer x is to xcoveragebestThe smaller r is, the smaller the covered cavity area S10And possibly void area S11The larger, and therefore the larger, the coverage ratio f.
According to the formula (8), the communication distance l between the mirror node and the node pair needing the mirror node to recover communication is known as follows:
as shown in the formula (10), l2X satisfies a quadratic equation of unity, the function curve opens upward, xenergybest=-(UN-Ub-a)/(1+U2) Time symmetry, x ═ xenergybestWhen the node cannot reflect through the mirror node, so x cannot get- (UN-Ub-a)/(1+ U)2) The closer x is to xenergybestThe smaller l. And the energy consumption E of the node increases with the increase of the transmission distance l, namely the closer x is to xenergybestThe smaller the node energy consumption E.
For a dead relay node, according to the formulas (9) and (10), it can be known that the mirror node position simultaneously affects the coverage ratio f and the node energy consumption E, and the extremization standard is carried out on E and f to (0, 1). The larger the coverage is and the smaller the energy is, the better the mirror node position is, so the comprehensive evaluation model W for coverage energy is established as follows:
due to the directionality of free space optical communication, the mirror-equipped repair node not only needs to satisfy the formula (8), that is, on the perpendicular bisector 12 of the line segment formed by the source node T (a, b) and the destination node R (c, d), but also needs to have the source node T in the communicable area with the source node T in the random direction θ and the communicable distance lmaxIf the node M with the mirror meets the requirement that l (T, M) is less than or equal to lmaxAnd with mirror nodesA communicable sector area 13 of the source node T is obtained, a position area 14 where a mirror node can be placed is obtained from the equation (8) and the obtained communicable sector area 13, and in the position area where a mirror node can be placed, a position where W is the maximum, that is, an optimum repair position 15 with a mirror node is found.
Q5, because of the limitation of the communication area of the optical sensor and the number of the sending equipment and the receiving equipment, the node pair which needs to recover communication through the mirror node may have a plurality of pairs, but generally does not exceed three pairs, when the mirror node is added for repair, different node pairs and dead nodes form a trilateral, the node pair which is closest to an equilateral triangle is selected to recover communication through the mirror node, and other nodes which forward messages through the dead relay node look for the normal node which is closest to the dead relay node in the communication area of the dead relay node to be used as the next hop of the dead relay node, so that normal communication is recovered. The method comprises the following steps:
setting other nodes for forwarding messages through dead relay nodes as s, sending messages by the nodes, wherein the messages comprise position information of the nodes, sending the position information of the nodes back to the nodes according to the position information of the nodes when the surrounding nodes are in the communication range of the nodes and receive the messages of the nodes, and adding the position of the nodes in the information packet to the next hop route when the nodes only receive the information packet sent by one node; when a plurality of information packets are received, the distance between the node s and each communicable node is calculated by acquiring the position coordinates of the communicable nodes, the node with the minimum distance is selected, and the node position is added to the next hop route.
The above-mentioned embodiments are merely illustrative of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and do not limit the scope of the present invention, and various modifications and improvements made to the technical solution of the present invention by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention shall fall within the protection scope defined by the claims of the present invention.
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