— In wireless sensor networks, many protocols assume that if node A is able to interfere with node B’s packet reception, then node B is within node A’s communication range. I...
Gang Zhou, Tian He, John A. Stankovic, Tarek F. Ab...
− In a clustered, multi-hop sensor network, a large number of inexpensive, geographically-distributed sensor nodes each use their observations of the environment to make local ha...
Existing geographic routing algorithms for sensor networks are mainly concerned with finding a path toward a destination, without explicitly addressing the impact of obstacles on ...
Luminita Moraru, Pierre Leone, Sotiris E. Nikolets...
— The sensing capabilities of networked sensors are affected by environmental factors in real deployment and it is imperative to have practical considerations at the design stage...
—Localization is a critical issue in wireless sensor networks. In most localization schemes, there are beacons being placed as references to determine the positions of objects or...