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Fast sensory data aggregation in IoT networks: Collision-resistant dynamic approach

Nguyen et al., 2020

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432914770945248934
Author
Nguyen T
Le D
Vo V
Kim M
Choo H
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Internet-of-Things (IoT) systems and their applications rely on sensory data for operating context-aware functions. To ensure reliability, these data must arrive at the base station in a timely manner. Because IoT sensors are battery powered and expected to last for years …
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