Visualization of Energy Model Under Network Animator (NAM) -ns2

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July 6, 2014

The following NAM instanced of a typical wireless sensor network simulation shows the Visualization of Energy of the Nodes.

The following is a 30 Node Scenario using Directed Diffusion Protocol.

While starting the simulation, all the nodes are having sufficient battery energy.

In the following NAM output instant, the Green colour of the nodes signifies the sufficient Battery Energy at the nodes (According to the Power Model of ns2)