AOASS: Adaptive Obstacle-Aware Square Spiral Framework for Single-mobile Anchor-Based WSN Localization
Abdelhady Naguib

TL;DR
AOASS introduces an adaptive, obstacle-aware mobile anchor framework for WSN localization that enhances accuracy and energy efficiency through reinforcement learning, obstacle detection, and advanced hop estimation.
Contribution
This paper presents a novel single mobile anchor framework combining obstacle-aware navigation, LSTM-based hop estimation, and reinforcement learning for improved WSN localization.
Findings
Higher localization accuracy across various obstacle densities
Improved energy efficiency compared to existing methods
Optimized anchor trajectories with collision avoidance
Abstract
Accurate and energy efficient localization remains a key challenge in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), particularly when obstacles affect signal propagation. This study introduces AOASS (Adaptive Obstacle Aware Square Spiral), a new single mobile anchor framework that combines an optimized square spiral movement pattern with adaptive obstacle detection. The mobile anchor can sense and bypass obstacles while maintaining high localization accuracy and full network coverage, ensuring that each node receives at least three noncollinear beacon signals for reliable position estimation. Localization accuracy is further improved using the OLSTM DV Hop model, which integrates a Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) network with the traditional DV Hop algorithm to estimate hop distances better and reduce multi hop errors. The anchor trajectory is managed by a TD3 LSTM reinforcement learning agent,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsIndoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies · Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems · Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks
