... 64dropped out because of technical problems in terms of the speed of the network and the reliability of the software. Another challenge to the use and implementation of computer- assisted ... 61 Advantages anddisadvantagesofusing computer network technology in language teaching Vu Tuong Vi(*) (*) MA., Department of English-American Language and Culture, College of Foreign ... both advantagesanddisadvantagesof incorporating such technology in language courses. The computer network has offered language teachers and learners a source of authentic materials, tools...
... ctional safety using existing automation equipment and standards,such as Profisafe, Profinet IO, and WirelessHART. Furthermore, we improve the WirelessHART standard with periodic and deterministic ... Interbus using Profinet IO. Wireless extensions of automation networksand field-buses have been researched in different forms. Willig et al.discuss many issues and solutions related towireless ... thepossibilities of implementing Profibus DP on hybridwired /wireless networks, based on Ethernet and Bluetooth,respectively. In [14], Sousa and Ferreira discussed and described the role of simulatio n tools...
... Monitoring UsingWirelessSensor Networks with Stationary and Mobile NodesTheofanis P. Lambrou and Christos G. PanayiotouKIOS Research Center for Intelligent Systems and Networks, Department of ... “Coverage in wirelesssensor networks, ”in Handbook ofSensor Networks: Compact Wirelessand WiredSensing Systems, chapter 19, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fla, USA,2004.[12] X. Shen, J. Chen, and Y. ... environmental monitoring to military applications [2].In this paper we consider the problem of monitoring alarge area usingwirelesssensornetworks (WSNs) in order to detect and locate an event....
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... systems. A wirelesssensor a nd actuatornetwork is deployed on a vehicle to measure and controlvibrations, as shown in Figure 18.The sensor network is composed of several nodes and a coordinator. ... vibra-tion of their given positions by a piezoelectric sensor and transmit the data to a coordinator which collectsthe sensor data of all nodes. The coordinator is con-nected to a host that ... roofare modeled. The nodes and coordinator form a startopology. All nodes can communicate with the coordi-nator directly. The nodes store sensor data t emporarilyinadatabufferandsendthesensordatatothecoor-dinator...
... wirelesssensor networks, energy modeling, probabilistic cluster-head selection,optimal number of clusters1 Introduction Wireless sensornetworks (WSNs) consist of spatiallydistributed autonomous ... Lee*AbstractClustering sensor nodes into groups is an effective way of reducing the transmission of duplicated information inenergy-constraint wirelesssensornetworks (WSNs). The performance of clustering ... h2(i),ands(i) areconsta nt. The total number of data streams to be aggre-gated in a network is identical to the number of thenodes. Thus, it is important to properly derive the num-ber of hops...
... operations, and so forth. Sensornetworks arecomposed of several low-cost devices with limited processing and storage capabilities, consequently, one of the hot topicsin wirelesssensornetworks ... that nc and npcan be expressed according to the number of sentmessages Nm and the mean number of nodes that receive theabove messages in the case of CRT and SP schemes, NHcrt and NHsp, ... W. Ye, J. Heidemann, and D. Estrin, “An energy-efficientMAC protocol for wirelesssensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 21st Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies...
... of colleagues of the intelligent systems and advanced telecommunication(ISAT) laboratory of the department of computer science of the University of Cape Town for proofreading and reviewingan ... On-demandDistance Vector (AODV) routing protocols to improve theenergy efficiency of ad hoc networksusing frequency of routediscovery reduction. Using a retransmission probabilityfunction to ... Servetto and G. Barrenechea, “Constrained randomwalks on random graphs: routing algorithms for large scale wireless sensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 1st ACMInternational Workshop on Wireless...
... process, and represent thestate of the art on cross-layer design for WSNs. All of themtake into account the unique peculiarities, advantages, and shortcomings ofwirelesssensor networks, and propose ... only tosensor networks, but to general wirelessnetworks as well, and should be readwith this in mind.You have got them rolled-out—your million of sensors.What is next? Clearly, using all sensors ... of the nature of the wireless channel, and secondly because, in contrast to almost all other types of wirelessand wired networks, WSNs are built for a specificapplication in mind, and so al l...