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... 6 EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and NetworkingMMSESimplified00510D15200.1 0.2 0.3p0.4 0.5SNR sensor = −10 dBSNR sensor = 0dBSNR sensor = 10 dBFigure 3: Distance, ... on Wireless Communications and NetworkingVolume 2010, Article ID 751520, 13 pagesdoi:10.1155/2010/751520Research ArticleLow-Complexity One-Dimensional Edge Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks Marco ... linear sensor network surrounding this area: in the example in Figure 1(a) there are six sensors.(In the remainder of this paper, by sensor we will denotethe wireless transceiver which includes...
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... properlycited. Wireless Underground SensorNetworks (WUSNs) constitute one of the promising application areas of the recently developed wireless sensor networking techniques. WUSN is a specialized kind of Wireless ... also be applied to generic WSN testbeds.1. Introduction Wireless Underground SensorNetworks (WUSNs) are anatural extension of the wirelesssensor network (WSN)phenomenon to the underground environment. ... evaluation of wireless underground-to-underground communication in wireless underground sensor networks, ” in Proceedings of the 5th IEEEInternational Conference on Distributed Computing in Sensor Systems...
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... ParkRecently, wirelesssensornetworks have been used extensively in different domains. For example, if the wirelesssensor node of a wireless sensor network is distributed in an insecure area, a secret ... necessary to make use of secure transmissionon wirelesssensor networks. However, there are obviousrestrictions on the resources of wirelesssensor networks. The restrictions on the CPU are obvious, ... 3.Step 1. When a new sensor node is joined to the wireless sensor networks, the sensor node make use of Ksito encryptthe preset parameters ajand Kmsgwith the IDsjof the sensor node; a complete...