Abstract— Despite years of research and development, pioneering deployments of multihop wireless networks have not proven successful. The performance of routing and transport is ...
A wireless sensor network typically consists of a dense deployment of sensor nodes to achieve higher resolution and better network coverage. A dense network also increases the fau...
— The inherent near-far effect in wireless networks causes nodes that are further away from the receiver to suffer from throughput degradation, as packets from nodes that are nea...
—We consider the rate allocation problem for data aggregation in wireless sensor networks with two objectives: 1) maximizing the lifetime of a local aggregation cluster and, 2) a...
—Topology control in a wireless sensor network is useful for ensuring that the network remains connected in the presence of nodes that exhaust their energy or become altogether d...
Waltenegus Dargie, Alexander Schill, Rami Mochaour...