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Topology Management in wireless sensor networks

2020

Wireless sensor networking is ingratiating itself into almost every area of human endeavors. Its drivers include its usages, improvements in microelectronics and manufacturing techniques. The network is made up of multiple tiny sensor nodes deployed in the area to be sensed, with nodes having processing, communicating, and sensing capabilities that enable them to perform their function collaboratively. Nodes sense events and transmit their data to the sink directly or through intermediate nodes acting as relay.Despite all the tremendous advances that have been made on this technology over the past few years, energy has not kept pace. This is based mostly on the fact that battery is its main…

Duty cycleEfficacité énergétique[INFO.INFO-OH] Computer Science [cs]/Other [cs.OH]Disjoint virtual backbone networkCycle d’activationEnergy effriciency[INFO.INFO-OH]Computer Science [cs]/Other [cs.OH]Réseaux dorsaux virtuels disjoints
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A Geographical Self-Organizing Approach for Vehicular Networks

2012

Cooperative vehicular networks have always been considered as the perfect way to bring more comfort to the passengers and more safety to the human life. Thus, research community and governmental organizations are interested to study and deploy these networks. The vehicular networks principle is connecting vehicles to each other and to existing infrastructure. However, their industrialization faces some challenges: (i) high mobility, (ii) frequently partitioned network, (iii) geographically constrained topology, and (iv) scalability. Therefore, in contrast to traditional networks, vehicular network protocols focus on both achieving adequate QoS level and reducing overhead. Achieving these tw…

Self-organizationVehicular ad hoc network[SPI] Engineering Sciences [physics]Computer sciencebusiness.industryQuality of serviceself-organizationvirtual backboneperformance evaluationScalabilityKey (cryptography)Overhead (computing)vehicular networksElectrical and Electronic EngineeringCommunications protocolbusinessProtocol (object-oriented programming)analytical study.clusteringComputer networkJournal of Communications
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