Self-Organization and Data Compression in Wireless Sensor Networks of Extreme Scales: Application to Environmental Monitoring, Climatology and Bioengineering (2016)
Abstract / truncated to 115 words
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) aim for accurate data gathering and representation of one or multiple physical variables from the environment, by means of sensor reading and wireless data packets transmission to a Data Fusion Center (DFC). There is no comprehensive common set of requirements for all WSN, as they are application dependent. Moreover, due to specific node capabilities or energy consumption constraints several tradeoffs have to be considered during the design, and particularly, the price of the sensor nodes is a determining factor. The distinction between small and large scale WSNs does not only refers to the quantity of sensor nodes, but also establishes the main design challenges in each case. For example, the node ...
wireless sensor networks – clustering algorithms – self-organization – environmental monitoring – climatology – bioengineering
Information
- Author
- Chidean, Mihaela I.
- Institution
- Rey Juan Carlos University
- Supervisors
- Publication Year
- 2016
- Upload Date
- Oct. 28, 2016
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