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Similarity-Aware Query Allocation in Sensor Networks with Multiple Base Stations

In this paper, we consider a large scale sensor network comprising multiple, say K, base stations and a large number of wireless sensors. Such an infrastructure is expected to be more energy efficient and scale well with the size of the sensor nodes. To su ...

2007

Incremental Adaptive Strategies Over Distributed Networks

Ali H. Sayed

An adaptive distributed strategy is developed based on incremental techniques. The proposed scheme addresses the problem of linear estimation in a cooperative fashion, in which nodes equipped with local computing abilities derive local estimates and share ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2007

A Conceptual View on Trajectories

Stefano Spaccapietra, Christine Parent, Christelle Vangenot, Maria Luisa Damiani, José Antonio Fernandes de Macedo

Analysis of trajectory data is the key to a growing number of applications aiming at global understanding and management of complex phenomena that involve moving objects (e.g. worldwide courier distribution, city traffic management, bird migration monitori ...

2007

A middleware for fast and flexible sensor network deployment

Karl Aberer, Manfred Hauswirth, Ali Salehi

A key problem in current sensor network technology is the heterogeneity of the available software and hardware platforms which makes deployment and application development a tedious and time consuming task. To minimize the unnecessary and repetitive implem ...

2006

Global Sensor Networks

Karl Aberer, Manfred Hauswirth, Ali Salehi

The availability of cheap and smart wireless sensing devices provides unprecedented possibilities to monitor the physical world. On the technical side these devices introduce several original research problems, many of them related to the integration of th ...

2006

Middleware support for the "Internet of Things"

Karl Aberer, Manfred Hauswirth, Ali Salehi

The ``Internet of Things'' intends to enhance items of our everyday life with information and/or processing and interconnect them, so that computers can sense, integrate, present, and react on all kinds of aspects of the physical world. As this implies tha ...

5th GI/ITG KuVS Fachgespräch "Drahtlose Sensornetze"2006

Data Management for a Smart Earth: The Swiss NCCR-MICS initiative

Karl Aberer

The Swiss National Competence Center for Research in mobile Information and Communication Systems (NCCR-MICS or MICS) is one of several research initiatives sponsored by the Swiss National Science Foundation to promote long term research projects in areas ...

2006

Sensing reality and communicating bits: A dangerous liaison

Martin Vetterli, Michael Christoph Gastpar, Pier Luigi Dragotti

The successful design of sensor network architectures depends crucially on the structure of the sampling, observation, and communication processes. One of the most fundamental questions concerns the sufficiency of discrete approximations in time, space, an ...

2006

Distributed routing algorithms for sensor networks

Guillermo Barrenetxea Kobas

Recent advances in wireless communications and computing technology are enabling the emergence of low-cost devices that incorporate sensing, processing, and communication functionalities. A large number of these devices are deployed in the field to create ...

EPFL2006

Cooperative Packet Forwarding in Multi-Domain Sensor Networks

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Mark Felegyhazi, Levente Buttyan

Sensor networks are large scale networks of low-power devices that collaborate in order to perform a given task. The sensors are limited in battery energy, capacity and computational power. In recent years, researchers have proposed several protocols for s ...

2005