2014 IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments (WiSEE) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/wisee.2014.6973078
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Delay tolerant, radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled sensing

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“…Rather than requiring immediate transfer of that data to the RFID interrogator, we assume the interrogator is a mobile unit which may not always be available when a new sample is taken. A network overlay inspired by delay tolerant network (DTN) techniques manages movement of sensor data between the sensor tag and the mobile interrogator; design of that overlay is described in detail in the companion paper found in [7]. Data is gathered by the mobile interrogator shown in Figure 3 and sent to a standalone console in iPAS for display.…”
Section: B Wireless Sensingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather than requiring immediate transfer of that data to the RFID interrogator, we assume the interrogator is a mobile unit which may not always be available when a new sample is taken. A network overlay inspired by delay tolerant network (DTN) techniques manages movement of sensor data between the sensor tag and the mobile interrogator; design of that overlay is described in detail in the companion paper found in [7]. Data is gathered by the mobile interrogator shown in Figure 3 and sent to a standalone console in iPAS for display.…”
Section: B Wireless Sensingmentioning
confidence: 99%