Information driven approach for sensor positioning in wireless sensor networks

Due to the critical role of the server (it contains the testbed database, provides persistent storage for debug and application data from the SUT , runs the daemons that support

4.9 Effect of the variation among the tasks on the (a) network lifetime increase and (b) algorithm runtime for CSTA , CDTA and DOOTA task allocation algorithms in symmetric

In order to do the comparison between the simulation, experiment, and analytical results, two scenarios are used for investigation: a network with good connectivity and the

A fault-tolerant relay placement algorithm for ensuring k vertex- disjoint shortest paths in wireless sensor networks. Reliability and availability evaluation of wireless

In order to improve the network coverage while maintaining the network lifetime and the convergence speed of data aggregation, the networking of sensors can be done in an ad-hoc

Top-level scopes are created inside (or on top) of the so called World Scope (see definition 2.9), which includes all sensor nodes in the wireless sensor network.. All other

Algorithms A TREE Self-stabilizing tree algorithm A MIS Self-stabilizing MIS algorithm A MATCH Self-stabilizing matching algorithm Metrics m TREE journey Correctness of tree

With our current implementation of the proposed adaptive acknowledgement on-demand protocol for WSNs, the maximum number of sensor nodes that can operate in mixed ACK mode is limited