In 2003, interests in the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (IEEE) 802.11 Working Group (WG) led to the formation of Task Group (TG) "s". 802.11s develo...
Guido R. Hiertz, Sebastian Max, Rui Zhao, Dee Dent...
Nodes in sensor fields and in autonomous swarms of mobile robots need to communicate; this usually requires individual nodes to either consume a significant amount of energy, ca...
Large-scale wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are highly vulnerable to attacks because they consist of numerous resource-constrained devices and communicate via wireless links. Thes...
Michael Chorzempa, Jung Min Park, Mohamed Eltoweis...
In ad-hoc networks, autonomous wireless nodes can communicate by forwarding messages for each other. For routing protocols in this setting, it is known that a malicious node can p...
Most future large-scale sensor networks are expected to follow a two-tier architecture which consists of resource-rich master nodes at the upper tier and resource-poor sensor node...