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A case for centrally controlled wireless sensor networks

Hunkeler et al., 2013

Document ID
8817214128269504427
Author
Hunkeler U
Lombriser C
Truong H
Weiss B
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer Networks

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In this article we present the Intelligent, Manageable, Power-Efficient and Reliable Internetworking Architecture (IMPERIA), a centrally managed architecture for large-scale wireless sensor networks (WSNs). We discuss the advantages of a centralized management …
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