G. D. Arora, Navdeep Kumar Chopra, N. Gopinath, Sathish Kumar Ravichandran, M. Chakravarthi, Durgaprasad Gangodkar
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Due to their numerous uses in practically every part of life and their related problems, such as energy saving, a longer life cycle, and better resource usage, the research of wireless sensor networks is ongoing. Its extensive use successfully saves and processes a considerable volume of sensor data. Since the sensor nodes are frequently placed in challenging locations where less expensive resources are required for data collection and processing, this presents a new difficulty. One method for minimizing the quantity of sensor data is data reduction. A review of data reduction methods has been provided in this publication. The different data reduction approaches that have been put forth over the years have been examined, along with their advantages and disadvantages, ways in which they can be helpful, and whether or not using them in contexts with limited resources is worthwhile.