Conference on Wireless Communication and Sensor Networks, 7th (Panna, India, 12/05/2011–12/09/2011)
2011
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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are having a dramatic impact on the way surrounding environment is being monitored. In this article, many underlying design issues of WSNs have been summarized, starting from the coverage and the connectivity. As batteries provide energy to sensor nodes, effective ways of power conservation are considered. Advantages of placing sensors in a regular pattern have also been discussed and various tradeoffs for many possible ways of secured communication in a WSN are summarized. Challenges in deploying WSN for monitoring CO emission are briefly covered. Potential use of sensors in many different fields are also discussed, including an exact boundary detection of a wild forest fire. Finally, the use of sensors is illustrated in automatically generating music based on dancers’ movements.
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Title
Designing Wireless Sensor Networks
Resource Type
Conference paper
Conference
Conference on Wireless Communication and Sensor Networks, 7th (Panna, India, 12/05/2011–12/09/2011)
Publisher
United States
Format
pdf
Number of pages
30
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99380090338206600
Academic Unit
Computer Science; Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering
Language
English
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