... isproposed and applied to existing localization algorithms. In the paper “A new time-based algorithm for positioningmobile terminals inwirelessnetworks by I. Martin-Escalona and F. Barcelo-Arroyo, ... arerunning. This study addresses the accuracy of the TOADalgorithm in two different environments: line-of-sight (LOS) and non-line-of-sight (NLOS). This technique improves thescalability and integrity ... nodes isinvestigated.The last two papers address the problem of localizing and tracking objects using a WSN. In particular, the paper“Localization capability of cooperative anti-intruder radarsystems”...
... http://www.simpopdf.com 2Modeling AdHocNetworks In this chapter, we introduce a simple but widely accepted model of adhoc network. Since sensor networks are a subclass of adhoc networks, this ... Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005 John Wiley & Sons, LtdSimpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http://www.simpopdf.com 10 ADHOCANDSENSOR NETWORKS Currently, ... control in wirelessadhocandsensor networks, a topic that has been a subject of intensive research in recent years. Indeed, this research field is far from being settled, and several new resultsand...
... xxviiI Introduction 11 AdHocandSensorNetworks 31.1 TheFutureofWirelessCommunication 31.1.1 Adhocnetworks 31.1.2 Wirelesssensornetworks 51.2 Challenges 71.2.1 Adhocnetworks 81.2.2 Wirelesssensornetworks ... lifetime, and mobility modeling, and on the design ofenergy-efficient protocols.Dr. Santi has contributed more than twenty papers in the field of wirelessadhoc and sensor networking, and has been involved ... book.Although, in general, topology control techniques can be used both inadhocandin sen-sor networks, some of them are more useful for application insensornetworks (Chapters 4,6, 7, 8, 10), and...
... Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd ADHOCANDSENSORNETWORKS 7Table 1.1 Comparison of typical features of wireless adhocandsensornetworks Ad ... model of adhoc network. Since sensor networks are a subclass of adhoc networks, this model applies to this type of networks also.2.1 The Wireless ChannelNodes inadhocandsensornetworks ... diffraction and scattering. Reflection occursTopology Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd 1 Ad HocandSensor Networks 1.1 The Future of Wireless...
... therouting and MAC layer (see Figure 3.5).3.4.1 Topology control and routingThe routing layer is responsible for finding and maintaining the routes between source/destination pairs in the network: ... regulating the access tothe wireless, shared channel. Medium access control is of fundamental importance in ad hoc/ sensornetworksin order to reduce conflicts as much as possible, thus maintaining ... strong: in fact, in many situations, node locations cannot be determined a priori (for instance, when sensorsare dispersed on the field using a moving vehicle), and obtaining exact location informationwhen...
... that shadowing/fading effects are not considered,transmitting range, and transmit power level are equivalent concepts. Since traditionally thefunction RA is defined in terms of range, instead of ... instead of along at least one singleTopology Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd THE RANGE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM 83number of noncanonical points ... layers), the advantageof using unidirectional links is questionable. For instance, Marina and Das have recentlyobserved that, in case of routing protocols, the high overhead needed to handle unidirec-tional...
... avoiding thisinconvenience: (i) enforcing all unidirectional links in GLMSTto become bidirectional; or(ii) deleting all the unidirectional links in GLMST. If technique (i) is used, the obtainedgraph ... todetermine the number and identity of neighbors within the maximum transmitting range and to build an order on this neighbor set (based, for instance, on distance or on link quality). In a certain ... edge (u, v) ∈ Ekif and only if δ(u,v) ≤ dk(u),wheredk(u) isthe distance between node u and its k-closest neighbor.Topology Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005...
... each node in NLMST(u), and by removing the link (or adding the reverse link) in case it is unidirectional. In ourexample, we assume that the generated topology is made symmetric by removing unidirec-tional ... for adhocnetworks in which nodes regularly exchange messages between them. In (Ramanathan and Rosales-Hain 2000), Ramanathan and Rosales-Hain introduceanother TC heuristic for mobile networks, ... as by the battery level, and soon. In other words, contrary to what is assumed in most of the TC approaches proposed soTopology Control inWirelessAdHocandSensorNetworks P. Santi 2005...
... tothe increasing use of wireless communication and net-work community interest in mobile computing, industry, and academia have granted a special attention to Mobile Ad hocandSensorNetworks ... attacks inwireless networks, especially in Mobile AdhocandSensorNetworks (MASNets). In this article, we propose a formal approach for digital investigation of security attacks inwireless networks. ... MASNetsDefining a framework for digital investigation in wireless networks, especially sensorandadhoc networks, turnsout to be more tricky and challenging than in wireline networks. To do so, a set of...
... Cheng, J. Sun, M. Min, and D Z. Du, “Energy-efficientbroadcast and multicast routing inadhocwireless networks, ” in Proceedings of the 22nd IEEE International Performance,Computing and Communications ... distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.1. INTRODUCTIONThere is an increasing interest inwirelessadhocnetworks in many application domains where instant ... dark arrows indicate links that are included intothetreeinsearch phases and the lig h t arrows indicate the links thatare included into the tree in grow phases.)Finally, it remains to show...
... of implementing certain security technologies is too high relative to the potential risk and therefore not worth pursuing.15 Security for WirelessAdHoc Networks, by Farooq Anjum and Petros ... appear in the mobile wireless environment. Application and services in a mobile wireless network can be a weak link as well. In these networks, there are often proxies and software agents running in ... key in eachpacket, which is inefficient given the severe bandwidth constraints insensor networks. This leads to an overhead of approximately 24 bytes per packet. This is significant consid-ering...
... Fundamentally, wireless networks can be divided into two types: infra-structure, andadhocnetworks (also called infrastruc-ture less networks) . Examples of infrastructure and wireless adhocnetworks ... proposals forimproving the performance of TCP on wirelessad hoc networks, those readers who are interested in single-hop wireless networks are referred to [17]. The readers inter-ested in the surveys ... Maltz, Dynamic source routing inadhoc wireless networks. Mobile Comput, 153–181 (1996)25. D Kim, Y Choi, TCP-BuS: improving TCP performance inwirelessad hoc networks, in Communications, 2000....