Reliability analysis of time-varying wireless nanoscale sensor networks

Zarepour, Eisa; Hassan, Mahbub; Chou, Chun Tung; Adesina, Adesoji A.; Warkiani, Majid Ebrahimi

doi:10.1109/nano.2015.7388697

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“…We finally describe papers that extend existing models to account for changes in the transmission medium. The work of Zarepour et al is worth mentioning as it considers timevarying channels in the THz band [217]. The key takeaway is that nanocommunication channels are not static: the temperature, pressure, or molecular composition of the medium may vary over time.…”

Section: B Intra-body Channelsmentioning

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Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

Lemić

Abadal

Tavernier

et al. 2021

IEEE J. Select. Areas Commun.

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Recent developments in nanotechnology herald nanometer-sized devices expected to bring light to a number of groundbreaking applications. Communication with and among nanodevices will be needed for unlocking the full potential of such applications. As the traditional communication approaches cannot be directly applied in nanocommunication, several alternative paradigms have emerged. Among them, electromagnetic nanocommunication in the terahertz (THz) frequency band is particularly promising, mainly due to the breakthrough of novel materials such as graphene. For this reason, numerous research efforts are nowadays targeting THz band nanocommunication and consequently nanonetworking. As it is expected that these trends will continue in the future, we see it beneficial to summarize the current status in these research domains. In this survey, we therefore aim to provide an overview of the current THz nanocommunication and nanonetworking research. Specifically, we discuss the applications envisioned to be supported by nanonetworks operating in the THz band, together with the requirements that such applications pose on the underlying nanonetworks. Subsequently, we provide an overview of the current contributions on the different layers of the protocol stack, as well as the available channel models and experimentation tools. As the final contribution, we identify a number of open research challenges and outline several potential future research directions.

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Section: B Intra-body Channelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

Lemić

Abadal

Tavernier

et al. 2021

IEEE J. Select. Areas Commun.

109

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“…SimpleNano is an approach to logdistance path loss with random (log-normally distributed) attenuation caused by molecular absorption. Zarepour et al (2015) reviews the characterization of time-varying characteristics of THz communication over a time-varying channel. Using existing propagation models for WNSNs, the paper then investigates the reliability of communication over the changing channels of communication as the main class of time-varying WNSNs.…”

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“…Here in this paper useful transmission windows within the human body especially in the lungs and blood are calculated. There are related works in the literature like (Zarepour et al, 2015), (Yang et al, 2015) so in this work different model have been used to contribute to literature.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nano Boyutlu Vücut Merkezli Kablosuz Ağların Alveolar Alanları ve İnsan Dokuları için Numerik Analizi

Akkaş¹

2019

Uludağ University Journal of the Faculty of Engineering

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This paper investigates the propagation of Terahertz (THz) electromagnetic waves inside the human body and discusses a model of the system performance of Nanoscale Body-Centric Wireless Networks inside the alveolar spaces and human tissues. THz band wireless communication enables new applications especially in nanoscale wireless communication. The model developed in this paper calculates the total absorption loss, path loss and capacity properties of EM waves propagating through the Alveolar Spaces and Human Tissues in nanoscale environment for THz band wireless communication. Based on the modeling of noise level and path losses, the channel capacity is calculated. The results show that Wireless Nanosensor Networks (WNSNs) can communicate through the human body. According to the numerical analysis of the model several transmission windows which are ω1 = [0.01 THz-0.5 THz], ω2 = [0.58 THz-0.74 THz] and ω3 = [0.77 THz-0.96 THz] have been found for Nanoscale Body-Centric Wireless Networks. The longest and lowest transmission window which is in the range of 0.01 THz-0.5 THz values have been analyzed for blood, plasma, RCBs and water to design universal nanonode for Nanoscale Body-Centric Wireless Networks at gases in lungs and blood.

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“…For instance, the conjunction of the capabilities of the nanotechnology and techniques of the classical medicine is often called nanomedicine by which is expected to tackle the progress of disease and, in this manner the reduction of mortality might be realistically foreseen [9]. Clearly, advanced surveillance systems and multidisciplinary schemes will be required [10][11] [12]. One of the main role of nanomedicine will be the identification of anomalous and dysfunctional evolution of organs in time.…”

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confidence: 99%

Prospective Usage of the Internet of Bio-Nano Things For The Very Anticipated Detection of Charged Giants Proteins in Type-2 Diabetes Patients: Stopping the Progress of Diabetic Nephropathy with Nanomedicine

Nieto-Chaupis¹

2018

Proceedings of the 16th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education, and Technology: “Innovation in Educat

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A natural upgrade of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Internet of Nano-Things (IoNT) is the so-called Internet of Bio-Nano Things by the which the organs of the human body would be part of a communication's network and emitting signals continuously. In this paper we have paid attention to the prospective scheme of surveillance that aims to measure the charged bunches of proteins which are fluxing through the renal glomerulus. We propose the idea that these bunches of albumin might have anomalous displacements out the glomerulus due to the presence of dipoles of glucose. Our theoretical formulation consists essentially in a physics model. Under this view, the electrodynamics of albumin is governed by repulsive and attractive forces that pushes out theses proteins to the spaces of urine formation. For this end, we apply electrodynamics to calculate the electric potential and fields. All these processes might be seen as the very beginning of the well-known diabetes kidney disease. Under the assumption that the presence of a nanodevice contains capabilities for sensing the bunches of albumin, we estimated the efficiencies of charge detection using the Monte Carlo method. We present simulations about the possible tracks of albumin after of their interaction with others charged negatively cells like podocytes. The present analysis has considered others charged proteins which would play the role of noise or background. This methodology is embedded in the framework of the IoBNT and the respective quality of service is estimated as well.

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Reliability analysis of time-varying wireless nanoscale sensor networks

Cited by 10 publications

References 10 publications

Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

Nano Boyutlu Vücut Merkezli Kablosuz Ağların Alveolar Alanları ve İnsan Dokuları için Numerik Analizi

Prospective Usage of the Internet of Bio-Nano Things For The Very Anticipated Detection of Charged Giants Proteins in Type-2 Diabetes Patients: Stopping the Progress of Diabetic Nephropathy with Nanomedicine

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