NCPKS- Neighbourhood Connectivity Predicted Key Distribution for Location Dependent Sensor Network
Keywords:
Wireless Sensor Network, Key Pre-distribution, CPKS, Connectivity, Resilience, Neighbourhood connectivityAbstract
Prior knowledge of positions of sensor network helps in key predistribution of a sensor network. Key predistribution is an important phase for ensuring security and it is done prior to deployment of sensor nodes into a specific target field. Intelligent robot can be used to deploy such nodes in their predetermined location. There are various key predistribution schemes (KPS in short) for wireless sensor network proposed earlier. Here in this paper, we propose a KPS by neighbour node connectivity prediction key predistribution technique to enhance probability of key share among nodes. The proposed algorithm is implemented and various simulations were done over different network scenario. The performance of the proposed scheme is discussed with the help of experimental results.
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