— Wireless sensor network consisting of a large number of sensors is effective for gathering data in a variety of environments. Since the sensors operate on battery of limited po...
Jae Duck Yu, Kyung Tae Kim, Bo Yle Jung, Hee Yong ...
Varying interference levels make broadcasting an unreliable operation in low-power wireless networks. Many routing and resource discovery protocols depend on flooding (repeated pe...
Fred Stann, John S. Heidemann, Rajesh Shroff, Muha...
Energy is of primary importance in wireless sensor networks. By being able to estimate the energy consumption of the sensor nodes, applications and routing protocols are able to m...
Abstract. Wireless Sensor Networks are characterized by having specific requirements such as limited energy availability, low memory and reduced processing power. On the other hand...
Energy in sensor networks is a distributed, non-transferable resource. Over time, differences in energy availability are likely to arise. Protocols like routing trees may concent...
Geoffrey Werner Challen, Jason Waterman, Matt Wels...