Fundamentals of wireless sensor networks : theory and practice /
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| Language: | English |
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Chichester, West Sussex, U.K. :
Wiley,
2010.
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| Series: | Wiley series on wireless communications and mobile computing.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Motivation for a network of wireless sensor nodes
- Definitions and background
- Challenges and constraints
- Applications
- Structural health monitoring
- Traffic control
- Health care
- Pipeline monitoring
- Precision agriculture
- Active volcano
- Underground mining
- Node architecture
- The sensing subsystem
- The processor subsystem
- Communication interfaces
- Prototypes
- Operating systems
- Functional aspects
- Nonfunctional aspects
- Prototypes
- Evaluation
- Basic architectural framework
- Physical layer
- Basic components
- Source encoding
- Channel encoding
- Modulation
- Signal propagation
- Medium access control
- Overview
- Wireless MAC protocols
- Characteristics of MAC protocols in sensor networks
- Contention-free MAC protocols
- Contention-based MAC protocols
- Hybrid MAC protocols
- Network layer
- Overview
- Routing metrics
- Flooding and gossiping
- Data-centric routing
- Proactive routing
- On-demand routing
- Hierarchical routing
- Location-based routing
- QoS-based routing protocols
- Node and network management
- Power management
- Local power management aspects
- Dynamic power management
- Conceptual architecture
- Time synchronization
- Clocks and the synchronization problem
- Time synchronization in wireless sensor networks
- Basics of time synchronization
- Time synchronization protocols
- Localization
- Overview
- Ranging techniques
- Range-based localization
- Range-free localization
- Event-driven localization
- Security
- Fundamentals of network security
- Challenges of security in wireless sensor networks
- Protocols and mechanisms for security
- IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBee security
- Summary
- Sensor network programming
- Challenges in sensor network programming
- Node-centric programming
- Macroprogramming
- Dynamic reprogramming
- Sensor network simulators.