A wireless sensor network consists of a large number of small, resource-constrained devices and usually operates in hostile environments that are prone to link and node failures. ...
Abstract. The optimal allocation of samples for activity-level detection in a wireless body area network for health-monitoring applications is considered. A wireless body area netw...
Gautam Thatte, Viktor Rozgic, Ming Li, Sabyasachi ...
Abstract. Sensor networks monitor physical phenomena over large geographic regions. Scientists can gain valuable insight into these phenomena, if they understand the underlying dat...
Abstract. A dramatic increase of event monitoring capabilities by wireless sensors requires new, more sophisticated, event correlation over time and space. This new paradigm implie...
—Mobile sink has been adopted by many schemes for lifetime improvement in wireless sensor networks. It is necessary to propagate the topological or location changes caused by the...