Titlebook: Wired/Wireless Internet Communications; 6th International Co Jarmo Harju,Geert Heijenk,Vasilios A. Siris Conference proceedings 2008 Spring

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Service Discovery Framework for MANETs Using Cross-Layered Designology has led to the emergence of a new breed of networks, mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). These networks are constrained for resources, error prone and highly volatile. Cross-layered design approaches address the performance problems faced by traditional approaches to service discovery in MANETs.

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Experiences from Two Sensor Network Deployments — Self-monitoring and Self-configuration Keys to Sucyed IP-based multi-hop sensor networks: one in-door surveillance network in a factory complex and a combined out-door and in-door surveillance network. Our experiences highlight that adaptive protocols alone are not sufficient, but that an approach to self-monitoring and self-configuration that cove

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Energy-Efficient Multiple Routing Trees for Aggregate Query Evaluation in Sensor Networksg ., and . with an objective to maximizing the network lifetime. Due to the NP hardness of the problem, we instead devise a heuristic algorithm for it. Unlike the previous work that focused on finding a single routing tree for query evaluation, we introduce the concept of multiple routing trees, and

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A Collaborative Localization Scheme from Connectivity in Wireless Sensor Networksthe sensed data to a particular position. Many localization procedures have been proposed in the field recently. In this paper, we present a collaborative localization scheme from connectivity (CLFC) for wireless sensor networks. In this scheme, the connectivity information is used to improve the ac

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Conference proceedings 2008re, Finland, in May 2008. The 18 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 67 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sessions on performance analysis of wireless systems, resource and QoS management, implementation techniques, mobility, cross-layer design, and

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Timothée Maret,Raphaël Kummer,Peter Kropf,Jean-Frédéric Wagen