SAT05-3: Performance Evaluation of Sink Selection Techniques in Satellite Sensor Networks

Bisio, Igor; Marchese, Mario; Portomauro, Giancarlo

doi:10.1109/glocom.2006.528

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“…In this work, the LINMAP method [2] is the operative approach used. It is based on the knowledge of the ideal alternative, also called utopia point, characterized by the ideal vector of attributes ( ) id n A t , in (3), at each time t , whose components are defined as in (4).…”

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“…The Decision Maker (DM) is an entity that takes decisions about the sink choice. It is supposed to have one DM for each sensor node (multiple decision (M) scheme [2]). The decision matrix contains the attributes (i.e.…”

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“…The considered Sink Selection technique, based on the Multi Attribute Decision Making (MADM) [5] theory, has been proposed in [2] and here quickly revised, for the sake of completeness. The Decision Maker (DM) is an entity that takes decisions about the sink choice.…”

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“…Recent evolution of WSNs are the Satellite-based Sensor Networks (SSNs) [2] where all the characteristic of classical WSN are maintained but earth stations, which communicate through a satellite system, represent the sink nodes of the sensor field and they may be simultaneously used to send messages from the sensors to remote monitoring hosts where data are stored and managed. An applicative example of the usage of SSNs may be modern weather prediction systems (for hurricanes, storms, floods) [3], which are composed of different sensors, for example deployed in the sea, that detect and send precise measures (temperature, humidity, wind speed etc.…”

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“…The metric depends on a simple fading model widely used in the literature ([2] and references therein). In practice, it is used level seen by the j-th sink.…”

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Multi Attribute Based Algorithm for Reliable Satellite-Based Sensor Networks

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Marchese

Portomauro

2007

IEEE GLOBECOM 2007-2007 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference

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Modern environmental monitoring systems are based on Satellite-based Sensor Networks (SSN) where earth stations (Sinks) gather information from sensors and use the satellite channel to send it to remote sites. For the sake of efficiency of a whole monitoring system, the SSN has to be managed by following two main aims: to guarantee the reliability, in particular in case of failure of the satellite portion of the network, and to limit both delay, which is representative of a very important Quality of Service (QoS) metric, and energy consumption. The dynamic sink selection process may allow reaching both aims of the system. In more detail, the paper proposes: the description of the SSN architecture taken as reference, the quality requirements of the system, a revision of the Sink selection method called LINMAP, and an introductive simulative study of its performance in case of failure of the satellite portion of the system.

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“…The metric depends on a simple fading model widely used in the literature ([2] and references therein). In practice, it is used level seen by the j-th sink.…”

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2007

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Satellite Communications Supporting Internet of Remote Things

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Cianca

Araniti

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This paper focuses on the use of satellite communication systems for the support of Internet of Things (IoT). We refer to the IoT paradigm as the means to collect data from sensors or RFID and to send control messages to actuators. In many application scenarios, sensors and actuators are distributed over a very wide area, in some cases they are located in remote areas where they are not served by terrestrial access networks and, as a consequence, the use of satellite communication systems becomes of paramount importance for the Internet of Remote Things (IoRT). The enabling factors of IoRT through satellite are: 1) the interoperability between satellite systems and sensors/actuators; 2) the support of IPv6 over satellite. Furthermore, radio resource management algorithms are required to enhance the efficiency of IoT over satellite. In this work we provide an integrated view of satellitebased IoT, handling this topic as a jigsaw puzzle where the pieces to be assembled are represented by the following topics: MAC protocols for satellite routed sensor networks, efficient IPv6 support, heterogeneous networks interoperability, quality of service management, group-based communications. Index Terms-Internet of Remote Things (IoRT), Internet of Things (IoT), Machine to Machine (M2M) communications, satellite communications, Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks (WSAN).

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SAT05-3: Performance Evaluation of Sink Selection Techniques in Satellite Sensor Networks

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Multi Attribute Based Algorithm for Reliable Satellite-Based Sensor Networks

Multi Attribute Based Algorithm for Reliable Satellite-Based Sensor Networks

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