Placement of network services in a sensor network

Yick, Jennifer; Pasternack, G. B.; Mukherjee, Biswanath; Ghosal, Dipak

doi:10.1504/ijwmc.2006.012469

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“…The main proposed methodologies exposed in [ 37 , 38 , 46 ] focus on this problem as multi-objective optimization. The two most common approaches are: (1) a pure multi-objective metaheuristic methodology mainly based on genetic [ 46 – 49 ] and evolutionary [ 50 , 51 ] algorithms; and (2) an aggregate multi-objective methodology based on linear programming optimization models (LP) [ 35 , 52 – 56 ]. We use the LP approach.…”

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Design of a WSN for the Sampling of Environmental Variability in Complex Terrain

Martín-Tardío

Felicísimo

2014

Sensors

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In-situ environmental parameter measurements using sensor systems connected to a wireless network have become widespread, but the problem of monitoring large and mountainous areas by means of a wireless sensor network (WSN) is not well resolved. The main reasons for this are: (1) the environmental variability distribution is unknown in the field; (2) without this knowledge, a huge number of sensors would be necessary to ensure the complete coverage of the environmental variability and (3) WSN design requirements, for example, effective connectivity (intervisibility), limiting distances and controlled redundancy, are usually solved by trial and error. Using temperature as the target environmental variable, we propose: (1) a method to determine the homogeneous environmental classes to be sampled using the digital elevation model (DEM) and geometric simulations and (2) a procedure to determine an effective WSN design in complex terrain in terms of the number of sensors, redundancy, cost and spatial distribution. The proposed methodology, based on geographic information systems and binary integer programming can be easily adapted to a wide range of applications that need exhaustive and continuous environmental monitoring with high spatial resolution. The results show that the WSN design is perfectly suited to the topography and the technical specifications of the sensors, and provides a complete coverage of the environmental variability in terms of Sun exposure. However these results still need be validated in the field and the proposed procedure must be refined.

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Design of a WSN for the Sampling of Environmental Variability in Complex Terrain

Martín-Tardío

Felicísimo

2014

Sensors

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“…The vehicles are generated which are wireless in nature and moves to explore more land to gather the essential data from the other nodes and from the hidden regions in the water. The transmission of data is occurring by accessing to the acoustic waves in the oceans [3].  Multi Media Wireless Network: These are the WSNs which is used for the tracking and for monitoring the events which come under the form of multimedia.…”

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Recent Techniques And Protocols For Data Transmission In Wireless Sensor Network

Dixit*,

Jindal

2019

IJITEE

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Abstract: Currently, the wireless sensor networks are hugely demanded in every field instead of due to its vast applications specifically for the security purposes and for monitoring. routing protocols are SPIN, DD, RR, LEACH, PEGASIS, TEEN, APTEEN, HEED, GAF and so on. All these routing protocol come under different categories as namely as flat, hierarchical, location based and the hybrid. Additionally, a comparison is made to clarify different routing protocols with its relevant merits, demerits and classification. In this way, the current research is being more fascinating to work in the monitoring applications such as for the air pollution monitoring systems. Basically, the wireless sensor networks are the infrastructure less networks which consist of mobile nodes that have memory for storage and to process the data. There can be small networks or large networks. These days, due to the advancement of technology, several kinds of new challenges even though the technology change life, offering a lot of facilities. The most common problem in the atmosphere is the pollution and air pollution is hazardous for health. The wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are utilized for controlling and managing the air pollution. In WSN, the routing protocols are playing out a major role for the best communication of nodes to enhance the security in the network. In the present research work, the classification of different routing protocols is discussed in detail. The major

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Secure and Energy Efficient Filtered Over-the-Air Internet of Things Setup in a Wireless Mesh Network for Firmware Freshness

Carnevale,

Ficara,

Catalfamo

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (BigData)

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Placement of network services in a sensor network

Cited by 8 publications

References 37 publications

Design of a WSN for the Sampling of Environmental Variability in Complex Terrain

Design of a WSN for the Sampling of Environmental Variability in Complex Terrain

Recent Techniques And Protocols For Data Transmission In Wireless Sensor Network

Secure and Energy Efficient Filtered Over-the-Air Internet of Things Setup in a Wireless Mesh Network for Firmware Freshness

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