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Information Processing and Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks

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ISBN-10: 981270146X

ISBN-13: 9789812701466

Edition: N/A

Authors: Yang Yu, Viktor K. Prasanna, Bhaskar Krishnamachari

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This book presents state-of-the-art cross-layer optimization techniques for energy-efficient information processing and routing in wireless sensor networks. Besides providing a survey on this important research area, three specific topics are discussed in detail -- information processing in a collocated cluster, information transport over a tree substrate, and information routing for computationally intensive applications. The book covers several important system knobs for cross-layer optimization, including voltage scaling, rate adaptation, and tunable compression. By exploring tradeoffs of energy versus latency and computation versus communication using these knobs, significant energy…    
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List price: $113.00
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 185
Size: 6.36" wide x 9.29" long x 0.66" tall
Weight: 1.166
Language: English

Preface
Introduction to Wireless Sensor Networks
Overview
Enabling Technologies
Hardware
Wireless Networking
Collaborative Signal Processing
Evolution of Sensor Nodes
Military Networks of Sensors
Next Generation Wireless Sensor Nodes
WINS from UCLA
Motes from UC Berkeley
Medusa from UCLA
PicoRadio from UC Berkeley
[mu]AMPS from MIT
Why Microscopic Sensor Nodes?
Applications of Interest
Data Gathering Applications
Habitat Study
Environmental Monitoring
Computation-Intensive Applications
Structural Health Monitoring
Heavy Industrial Monitoring
Research Topics and Challenges
Focus of This Book
Background
Data-Centric Paradigm
Collaborative Information Processing and Routing
Cross-Layer Optimization for Energy-Efficiency
Motivation
Consideration for Collaborative Information Processing and Routing
A Brief Survey of Cross-Layer Optimization for Energy-Efficient Collaborative Information Processing and Routing
Hardware Layer
Physical Layer
MAC Layer
Routing Layer
Application Layer
Summary
Energy Models
Definitions and Notations
Mathematics and Graphs
Network Topology Graph
Application Graph
Performance Metrics
Energy Models
Voltage Scaling
Rate Adaptation
Tunable Compression
Information Processing within a Collocated Cluster
Overview
Motivation
Technical Overview
Chapter Organization
Related Work
Problem Definition
System Model
Application Model
Task Allocation
Integer Linear Programming Formulation
Heuristic Approach
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Simulation Results
Synthetic Application Graphs
Simulation Setup
Small Scale Problems
Large Scale Problems
Impact of the Number of Voltage Levels
Incorporating Rate Adaptation
Application Graphs from Real World Problems
LU Factorization
Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT)
Summary
Information Transportation over a Tree Substrate
Overview
Motivation
Technical Overview
Chapter Organization
Related work
Models and Assumptions
Data Gathering Tree
Data Aggregation Paradigm
Problem Definition
Off-Line Algorithms for PTP
A Numerical Optimization Algorithm
Performance Analysis for a Special Case
A Dynamic Programming-Based Approximation Algorithm
A Distributed On-Line Protocol
Simulation Results
Simulation Setup
Performance of the Off-Line Algorithms
Performance Overview
Impact of Radio Parameters
Performance of the On-Line Protocol
Performance Overview
Impact of Network Parameters
Adaptability to System Variations
Summary
Information Routing with Tunable Compression
Overview
Technical Overview
Chapter Organization
Related Work
Models and Assumptions
Nomenclature
Network Model
Flow-Based Data Gathering
Discussion
An Example
Problem Definition
Optimal Flow in a Given Tree
Example Revisited
Determining the Optimal Flow
Analytical Study of SPT and MST
Analysis for a Grid Deployment
Tradeoffs Between SPT and MST
Tradeoffs for Entropy Model E1
Tradeoffs for Entropy Model E2
SPT is optimal for Entropy Model E3
Summary of Grid Deployment
A Randomized O(log[superscript 2] v) Approximation
Simulation Results
Simulation Setup
Results
Main Results
Impact of the number of source nodes R
Impact of the communication range r
Summary
Conclusions
Concluding Remarks
Future Work
Adaptive Fidelity Algorithms
A Broad View of Future Research
Mobile Sensor Nodes
Routing Diversity
Sleep Scheduling
Bibliography
Correctness of EMR-Algo
Performance Bound of SPT and MST for TDG problem with grid deployment
Index