—In wireless ad-hoc sensor networks, an important issue often faced in geographic greedy forwarding routing is the “local minimum phenomenon” which is caused by deployment ho...
In many energy-constrained wireless sensor networks, nodes cooperatively forward correlated sensed data to data sinks. In order to reduce the communication cost (e.g. overall ener...
Junning Liu, Micah Adler, Donald F. Towsley, Chun ...
Wireless sensor networks are commonly used to monitor and control the physical world. To provide a meaningful service such as disaster and emergency surveillance, meeting real-tim...
Muhammad Farukh Munir, Arzad Alam Kherani, Fethi F...
—The inherent many-to-one flow of traffic in Wireless Sensor Networks produces a skewed distribution of energy consumption rates leading to the early demise of those sensors that...
Wireless sensor networks comprise typically dense deployments of large networks of small wireless capable sensor devices. In such networks, multicast is a fundamental routing servi...
Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, Saumitra M. Das, Y. Charl...