Wireless sensor networks are comprised of a vast number of ultra-small autonomous computing, communication and sensing devices, with restricted energy and computing capabilities, ...
Ioannis Chatzigiannakis, Elisavet Konstantinou, Va...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the localization problem in large-scale underwater sensor networks. The adverse aqueous environments, the node mobility, and the large network sca...
In many applications of wireless sensor networks, sensor nodes are manually deployed in hostile environments where an attacker can disrupt the localization service and tamper with...
Abstract: Taking into account requirements of sensor networks, we need fully-distributed and selforganising control mechanisms which are scalable to the size of a network, robust t...
—Recently, network localization systems that are based on inter-node ranges have received significant attention. Geographic routing has been considered an application which can u...
Bo Peng, Rainer Mautz, Andrew H. Kemp, Washington ...