Intelligent Agent Platform and Control Language for Wireless Sensor Networks

Zboril, Frantisek; Horáček, J.; Spacil, Pavel

doi:10.1109/ems.2009.89

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“…Fig. 1 shows how the packet from a node [4,4] is retransmitted to a node [1,1]. The packet travels step by step to a neighbor that is closest (geographically) to the destination address.…”

Section: Geo-routing Algorithmsmentioning

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Mobile code placement in wireless sensor networks

Horáček

Zboril

2012

2012 12th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications (ISDA)

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This article describes our approach to develop a novel system that will automatically select the best node in wireless sensor network, which is suitable for mobile code or mobile agent. We propose to use vague addresation of sensor nodes, that is based on geo-routing algorithms and takes into account other needs of mobile agent such as data validity of values sensed from specific sensor. We will discuss main drawbacks of exact addresation of nodes and reasons why we use vague addressation.

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“…Fig. 1 shows how the packet from a node [4,4] is retransmitted to a node [1,1]. The packet travels step by step to a neighbor that is closest (geographically) to the destination address.…”

Section: Geo-routing Algorithmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Our WSageNt platform [4], [5] provides services, that will assign the best node for agent's work automatically. WSageNt does not use exact addressation of nodes, which is used by other platforms.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Mobile code placement in wireless sensor networks

Horáček

Zboril

2012

2012 12th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications (ISDA)

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“…We have our WSgeNt [7] platform that runs ALLL [8] agent language. This is our framework for creating Example of a service descriptor will be provided in the case study later in this text.…”

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JESTER methodology: A wood of fire case study

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Zboril

2014

2014 14th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications

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In the wireless sensor networks research area are resources the most common problem. Wireless sensor network is created by rather small nodes, which have limited computing power. They also have small batteries that ensure only limited time to run. There is need to create applications for wireless sensor networks that will be aware of these limitations. For modelling application for such a sensor network there is useful to have a common framework that will ensure usage of the best practises for creating an application for the network.We have created methodology to provide the framework for creating an energy efficient application. This methodology is called JESTER and this paper describes step by step case study that will show how the methodology works and how should be treated. At the end of this paper we provide output from the methodology, the model of created application.

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“…The interfaces developed for these distributed applications are either too simple or, in some cases, do not even exist, which even further complicates their maintenance. Even so, there are other works that try to integrate multi-agent systems and wireless sensor networks [31][32][33].…”

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“…Other works that relate multi-agent systems and WSNs talk about Mobile Agents based on WSN (MAWSN). Zboril et al [33] proposes WSageNt, a platform that is implemented through mobile agents running on wireless sensor nodes. One key feature of this platform is a module for an agent control language interpretation.…”

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Implementing a hardware-embedded reactive agents platform based on a service-oriented architecture over heterogeneous wireless sensor networks

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Intelligent Agent Platform and Control Language for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 7 publications

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Mobile code placement in wireless sensor networks

Mobile code placement in wireless sensor networks

JESTER methodology: A wood of fire case study

Implementing a hardware-embedded reactive agents platform based on a service-oriented architecture over heterogeneous wireless sensor networks

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