Energy efficient data transmission using Approximate

Dynamic Programming in Mobile Cloud

Computing

Presented by
K.MANIKANDAN
M.E-CSE
111713405009

Under guidance
of
Mrs .R. Renuga devi

ABSTRACT:
Mobile cloud computing (MCC) converges mobile computing
and cloud computing for augmenting resource-poor mobile
device, MCC exhibits vast application potential in various
area. Energy-efficient data transmission is a key issue in MCC
due to energy-poverty of mobile device.
In this paper, the issue of energy-efficient is addressed in link
selection and data transmission scheduling for delay tolerant
and data-intensive application in MCC.

EXISTING SYSTEM:
MCC exhibits vast application potential in various areas.
Energy efficient data transmission is key issue in MCC due to
energy-poverty of mobile device.
The problem as a discrete-time stochastic dynamic program
(SDP),which considers both uplink and downlink data
transmission, that aims to optimize both system throughput
and energy consumption
In this paper, the issue of energy-efficient is addressed in link
selection and data transmission scheduling for delay tolerant
and data-intensive application in MCC.

PROPOSED SYSTEM:
To solve the formulated SDP, a scalable approximate dynamic
programming (ADP) algorithm is proposed that does not
require the statistic of exogenous stochastic information
The proposed ADP algorithm can reduce the average energy
consumed for delivering a packet by a maximum of over 40
percent compared to alternative minimum-delay and SALSA
policies.
The effectiveness of a ADP algorithm as well as its superior
energy efficient over alternative policies through simulation
studies.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
System
: Pentium IV 2.4 GHZ
Hard Disk : 40 GB
Floppy Drive : 1.44 MB
Monitor
: 15 VGA Color
RAM
: 256 MB

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
Operating System : Windows XP/7/8
Front End
: Java
Data Base
: My SQL 5.1
Work Bench : Net Beans 7.3

MODULE DESCRIPTION

MULTI-PATH ROUTING
USER INTERFACE
CALCULATE THE PATH FEATURE
SPLITTING THE PACKETS
PATH SELECTTION
RECORDING THE PACKETS

Multi Path Routing

In this module, Multipath routing is considered an
effective mechanism for fault and intrusion tolerance to
improve data delivery in WSNs. The basic idea is that
the probability of atleast one path reaching the sink
node or base station increases as there are more paths
doing data delivery. While most prior research focused
on using multipath routing to improve reliability, some
attention has been paid to using multipath routing to
tolerate insider attacks. These studies, however, largely
ignored the tradeoff between QoS gain Vs. energy
consumption which can adversely shorten the system
lifetime

User Interface
In this module,the user interface is
created for establishing the connection
between the sender and the receiver. Here
the user has to prepare the data that has
to send to the particular destination. For
every transaction, user interface is the
main part for establishing connection
between the sender and the receiver.

Calculate the path feature

In this module, the path feature has to be
calculated by load adapter to minimize the path
delay and packet delay, thus minimizing the
time consuming for reordering the packets at
the destination. This information has to send to
the traffic splitting component and path selector
component. The path calculating is based on
the load balancing server called cell breathing
server, which effectively find the path feature
by using multipath communication.

Splitting the packets

According to the path information that is
sent by the load adapter, the packet will be
splitted to send across the path.
Path Selection
The spitted packets are sent to the path
selector component, according to the path
information, the path selector component
will choose the path and send the packet
through the network.

Reordering the packets

After receiving the packets, the packets are
reordered in the destination in an efficient manner,
thus minimizing the delay for reordering the
packets.
Energy Efficient
In this module, there are two approaches by which
energy efficient IDS can be implemented in WSNs.
One approach especially applicable to flat WSNs is
for an intermediate node to feedback maliciousness
and energy status of its neighbour nodes to the
sender node

CONCLUSION
Approximate Dynamic Program that minimizes energy usage
while meeting delay-tolerance deadlines specified by users is
also developed. For applications that can benefit from
prefetching, including potentially useless data, and yet reduces
the overall energy consumed.
Experiments conducted on the mobile phone shows that ADP
can download 60% more news feed updates and download
search results for more than 50% of web queries, compared to
using the default policy. Model-driven simulation shows that
ADP can reduce energy by 35% for email applications, 52%
for news feeds and 40% for web search. Phase II will be
focused on implementing the ADP algorithm on a smartphone
chip, and testing its performance on real devices.

THANK YOU