In wireless sensor networks, a sensor node broadcasts its data (such as routing information, beacon messages or meta-data) to all its neighbors, which is called local broadcast. A ...
Abstract— Wireless networked control systems have begun to gain acceptance during the last decade, largely due to the increased flexibility and lower costs they promise to provi...
James H. Taylor, Hazem M. S. Ibrahim, Jeff Slipp, ...
—A recursive multi-hop area hierarchy has a number of applications in wireless sensor networks, the most common being scalable point-to-point routing, so-called hierarchical rout...
Addition of new nodes to a Sensor Network is a fundamental requirement for their continuity operation over time. We analyze the weakening of security due to node capture when addi...
Abstract--The networked application environment has motivated the development of multitasking operating systems for sensor networks and other low-power electronic devices, but thei...