... data- centric routing protocols, which takes sensing information entropy into the routing metric In [75, 74], Scaglione and Servetto propose a broadcast routing protocol to disseminate the information ... 2000 Instructional Publications Sha Liu, Kai-Wei Fan, and Prasun Sinha “Protocols forData Aggregation inSensor Networks, chapter in book titled WirelessSensorNetworksand Applications” Springer ... the inherent redundancy in raw data collected from sensors, in- network data aggregation can often reduce the communication cost by eliminating redundancy and forwarding only the extracted information...
... source and carry the information concurrently to the destination in order to achieve loadbalancingand rapid delivery of the information In a wirelesssensor network, both single paths and path ... Delay requirement (ms) SP routing MCMP routing 250 ECMP routing LDPR routing 50 100 150 200 Delay requirement (ms) SP routing MCMP routing 250 ECMP routing LDPR routing (b) Packet delivery ratios ... “Constrained random walks on random graphs: routing algorithms for large scale wirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 1st ACM International Workshop on WirelessSensorNetworksand Applications,...
... ii Geographic Routingfor Point-to-Point Data Delivery inWirelessSensorNetworks SHAO TAO 2010 ii GEOGRAPHIC ROUTINGFOR POINT-TO-POINT DATA DELIVERY INWIRELESSSENSORNETWORKS SHAO TAO ... maintain a routing entry for each node in the network to avoid the path discovery process On sensornetworks where data reporting is infrequent, constantly maintaining the routing table will incur ... subtrees, tree-based routing protocols can provide reliable point-to-point delivery in 3D networks The existing tree-based routing protocols are often designed for 2D networksand the performance of these...
... SNR, that is, Pi increases with increasing ζi ; andfor ζi > ζi(o) , the power allocation is according to inversion in the channel SNR, that is, increasing ζi decreases Pi (2) The sensors with higher ... Cui, and A J Goldsmith, “Powerefficient analog forwarding transmission in an inhomogeneous gaussian sensor network,” in Proceedings of the 6th IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing Advances inWireless ... required for transmitting the observations to the FC, where as the future work may also include the power consumed in the sensing, preparing the observation for transmission andin the receiving processes...
... 0.1 · I4 hereinafter according to measurement campaign processing Finally, T denotes the sampling period in (6) In (6) we have accounted for external information other than ranging In particular, ... account for a priori information of the moving device, the so-called Bayesian filters In particular, Gaussian filters and particle filters were studied and compared in the nonlinear setup The former included ... filtering for indoor localization and tracking inwirelesssensornetworks Anup Dhital1,2 , Pau Closas∗3 and Carles Fern´ ndez-Prades3 a Universitat Polit` cnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona, Spain...
... 0.1 · I4 hereinafter according to measurement campaign processing Finally, T denotes the sampling period in (6) In (6) we have accounted for external information other than ranging In particular, ... account for a priori information of the moving device, the so-called Bayesian filters In particular, Gaussian filters and particle filters were studied and compared in the nonlinear setup The former included ... filtering for indoor localization and tracking inwirelesssensornetworks Anup Dhital1,2 , Pau Closas∗3 and Carles Fern´ ndez-Prades3 a Universitat Polit` cnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona, Spain...
... aware chain routing protocol for continuous datadisseminationinwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, SensorNetworksand Information ... IL,B-Sink , IL,D-Sink , and IL,J-Sink , and then add their link costs to ASink to form CB-Sink , CD-Sink , and CJ-Sink , respectively Nodes B, D, and J store these information in their routing ... Gehrke, and R Rajaraman, “Wave scheduling: energy-efficient datadisseminationforsensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the International Workshop on Data Management forSensorNetworksin Conjunction...
... pump operation in PSFQ simply performs controlled flooding and requires each intermediate node to create and maintain a data cache to be used for local loss recovery and in- sequence data delivery ... a reliable transport protocol forwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proc ACM WSNA, Atlanta, GA, Sep 2002, pp 1–11 [13] J Zhao and R Govindan, “Understanding packet delivery performance in dense wireless ... Computer Engineering, and Director of the Broadband andWireless Networking Laboratory, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta His current research interests are insensornetworksand next-generation...
... multipleaccess fading channels inwirelesssensornetworks optimal and suboptimal estimators Xin Wang∗1 and Chenyang Yang1 School of Electronics and Information Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing 100191, ... Introduction Wirelesssensornetworks (WSNs) consist of a number of sensors deployed in a field to collect information, for example, measuring physical parameters such as temperature and humidity Since ... unable to distinguish x from −x when using this messaging function In order to handle the phase ambiguity problem inherent in the codebook Ctn , we can simply insert training symbols into the transmit...
... multipleaccess fading channels inwirelesssensornetworks optimal and suboptimal estimators Xin Wang∗1 and Chenyang Yang1 School of Electronics and Information Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing 100191, ... Introduction Wirelesssensornetworks (WSNs) consist of a number of sensors deployed in a field to collect information, for example, measuring physical parameters such as temperature and humidity Since ... unable to distinguish x from −x when using this messaging function In order to handle the phase ambiguity problem inherent in the codebook Ctn , we can simply insert training symbols into the transmit...
... Washington, 1279–1284 (November 2007) 23 D Ma, MJ Er, B Wang, HB Lim, K-hop statistics inwirelesssensor networks, in Proc International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, SensorNetworksand Information ... Symposium on Information Processing inSensorNetworks (IPSN), California, 91–98 (April 2005) 20 E Ekici, J Mcnair, D Al-Abri, A probabilistic approach to location verification inwirelesssensor networks, ... Due to lack of any predetermined infrastructure and self-organized nature, in most cases, the sensor nodes are randomly and independently deployed in a bounded area For simplicity, the vast majority...
... rational pastime for determining irrelevance and requisite information in belief networksandin uence diagrams,” in Proceedings of the Annual Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence, ... burden in the inference computation Fortunately, it turns out in Section that most of the routing variables can be summed out during inference and the introduction of routing variable increases ... x standard EM and EM using different inference engines are shown in Figure 12 As shown in Figure 12, in this sample run, the learning curves of EM with exact inference and EM with appr.II inference...
... is to load a secret information in the sensor nodes before their deployment in the network This secret information deployed in the network may be the secret key itself or an auxiliary information ... Ning and A Liu, “TinyECC: elliptic curve cryptography forsensor networks, ” http://discovery.csc.ncsu.edu/ software/TinyECC/ [6] R Anderson, H Chan, and A Perrig, “Key infection: smart trust for ... Networking [11] A Perrig, R Szewczyk, V Wen, D Culler, and J D Tygar, “SPINS: security protocols forsensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 7th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and...
... S Boyd, and S Lall, “A scheme for robust distributed sensor fusion based on average consensus,” in Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Information Processing inSensorNetworks ... when utilizing the DAC algorithm inwirelesssensornetworks References [1] R Olfati-Saber, J A Fax, and R M Murray, “Consensus and cooperation in networked multi-agent systems,” Proceedings of ... processing represents the temporal advantage, and the optimal convergence rate can be viewed as the diversity gain In the future, we intend to investigate the effects of fading, link failure, and...
... Mainwaring, J Polastre, R Szewczyk, D Culler, and J Anderson, Wirelesssensornetworksfor habitat monitoring,” in Proceedings of the ACM International Workshop on WirelessSensorNetworksand ... out in parallel for all bit-planes as shown in Figure 12 The SIG information is obtained directly from the STRIP BUFFER whereas the DESC and GDESC information for a coefficient is obtained by OR-ing ... proposed in [13] With all the significance information precomputed and stored, this results in a fast encoding process since the significance information can be readily obtained from the buffers during...
... Symplot-Ryl, and S Fdida, “JuMPS: enhancing hop-count positioning insensornetworks using multiple coordinates,” to appear in Ad Hoc andSensorWirelessNetworks Journal [17] A Caruso, S Chessa, S De, and ... “GPS free coordinate assignment androutinginwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 24th Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies (INFOCOM ’05), vol ... Randbound Rand Unibound Randbound Rand (a) Nonuniform topologies 10 4 1000 nodes Unibound Randbound Rand 10 10 4 3000 nodes 10 10 Unibound Randbound Rand 5000 nodes Unibound Randbound Rand (b) Uniform...
... Krishnamachari and J Ahn, “Optimizing data replication for expanding ring-based queries inwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, ... D Estrin, and S Wicker, “Modelling datacentric routinginwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 21st Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies (INFOCOM ... the sink node and performed inside the network, such as eliminating irrelevant records and aggregating raw data, which is referred to as in- network data processing anddata aggregation Since...
... energy savings and source-to-sink delay indatadisseminationforwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 8th ACM Symposium on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wirelessand Mobile ... De, and A Urpi, “GPS free coordinate assignment androutinginwirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 24th Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies (INFOCOM ... Heidemann, and D Estrin, “Geography-informed energy conservation for ad hoc routing, ” in Proceedings of the 7th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (MOBICOM ’01),...
... of clock parameters using a quadratic model is computationally more demanding than using the linear model, it helps in maintaining long-term synchronization among the nodes and subsequently less ... likelihood function expression Therefore, plugging (10) and (12) into the expression for Φ, it can be written in the form of a set φa,b depending on indices a and b as d n φa,b = θD 2 T4,r − T1,r θ D ... decreased by increasing θ D until it touches the intersection Therefore, a = c should be used to find the index b corresponding to the minimum of the set φc,b Q M Chaudhari and E Serpedin (1) Compute...
... Protocol and a general gateway fordata collection inwirelesssensor networks, which attempts to provide an easy to use, energy efficient and complete system fordata collection insensornetworks ... machine The third component is the gateway system which is in charge of receiving data from the sink, doing any preliminary processing necessary, storing the data to a local database, and forwarding ... only interested inreliable collection of their data Their deployment will typically follow the following pattern: Sample sensors at the nodes Gather sensordata at the sink Store and forward data...