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Volume 9, Issue 3May, 2011
Reflects downloads up to 24 Nov 2024Bibliometrics
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MISE-PIPE: Magnetic induction-based wireless sensor networks for underground pipeline monitoring

Underground pipelines constitute one of the most important ways to transport large amounts of fluid (e.g. oil and water) through long distances. However, existing leakage detection techniques do not work well in monitoring the underground pipelines due ...

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Routing in cognitive radio networks: Challenges and solutions

Cognitive radio networks (CRNs) are composed of cognitive, spectrum-agile devices capable of changing their configurations on the fly based on the spectral environment. This capability opens up the possibility of designing flexible and dynamic spectrum ...

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Towards robustness and energy efficiency of cut detection in wireless sensor networks

Reliable, full network connectivity in wireless sensor networks (WSN) is difficult to maintain. Awareness of the state of network connectivity is similarly challenging. Harsh, unattended, low-security environments and resource-constrained nodes ...

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Cross layer load balanced forwarding schemes for video sensor networks

In this paper, we propose two cross layer geographic forwarding schemes which address congestion in wireless video sensor networks (VSN) to provide reliable video delivery. The first scheme Load Balanced Reliable Forwarding (LBRF) introduces the notion ...

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On the reliability of ad hoc routing protocols for loss-and-delay sensitive applications

In this paper, we analyze the packet delivery reliability of ad hoc routing protocols for loss-and-delay sensitive applications. Since a typical flooding-based route discovery used in ad hoc routing protocols -DSR for instance - can only discover node-...

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Design and performance analysis of MAC schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks Powered by Ambient Energy Harvesting

Energy consumption is a perennial issue in the design of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) which typically rely on portable sources like batteries for power. Recent advances in ambient energy harvesting technology have made it a potential and promising ...

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Non-intrusive aggregation in wireless sensor networks

Since energy is scarce in sensor nodes, wireless sensor networks aim to transmit as few packets as possible. To achieve this goal, sensor protocols often aggregate measured data from multiple sensor nodes into a single packet. In this paper, a survey of ...

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G-STAR: Geometric STAteless Routing for 3-D wireless sensor networks

3-D aerial and underwater sensor networks have found various applications in natural habitat monitoring, weather/earthquake forecast, terrorist intrusion detection, and homeland security. The resource-constrained and dynamic nature of such networks has ...

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A routing layer-based hierarchical service advertisement and discovery for MANETs

The implementation of mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) is steadily increasing. MANETs are especially popular in locations that lack a fixed communication infrastructure. To achieve zero-configuration MANETs, as well as quick and easy access to network ...

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Evaluation and design of beaconing in mobile wireless networks

One of the intrinsic problems of mobility in wireless networks is the discovery of mobile nodes. A widely used solution for this problem is to use different variations of beacons, such as hello packets. Although a poorly designed beaconing scheme may ...

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Minimum cost localization problem in wireless sensor networks

Localization is a fundamental problem in wireless sensor networks. Current localization algorithms mainly focus on checking the localizability of a network and/or how to localize as many nodes as possible given a static set of anchor nodes and distance ...

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Obstacles constrained group mobility models in event-driven wireless networks with movable base stations

In this paper, we propose a protocol for dynamic reconfiguration of ad-hoc wireless networks with movable base stations in presence of obstacles. Hosts are assigned to base stations according to a probabilistic throughput function based on both the ...

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LEAPER: A lightweight reliable and faithful data packet relaying framework for VANETs

In vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), it is vital to ensure reliable and faithful data packet relaying over multiple hops, which is critical to many VANET applications. In this paper, a novel Adaptive Role Playing (ARP) strategy is proposed to enable ...

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A service-oriented approach to facilitate WSAN application development

Due to the complex nature of developing Wireless Sensor and Actor Network (WSAN) applications it is obvious that new frameworks, tools, middleware and higher-level abstractions are needed to make the task of the developers easier. Depending on the WSAN ...

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Immediate neighbor scheduling (INS): An adaptive protocol for mobile ad hoc networks using direct-sequence spread-spectrum modulation

We investigate a new approach for scheduling transmissions in a mobile ad hoc network employing direct-sequence spread-spectrum (DSSS). Multiple-access interference may be better tolerated in these systems, allowing higher levels of spatial reuse and a ...

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BorderSense: Border patrol through advanced wireless sensor networks

The conventional border patrol systems suffer from intensive human involvement. Recently, unmanned border patrol systems employ high-tech devices, such as unmanned aerial vehicles, unattended ground sensors, and surveillance towers equipped with camera ...

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