An Efficient Wireless Mesh Network: A New Architecture

Rabbi, Md. Forhad; Rahman, Md. Taufiqur; Uddin, Md. Afser; Salehin, G.M. Abdullah

doi:10.1109/icct.2006.341857

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“…To meet the requirements of the uniqueness of the operation environment of the terminal as well as the communication of data, the distributed data wireless transmission modules employ the self-designed open source router hardware NCU-Mesh solution, which can provides multi general interfaces with plug and play, and can be well extended. In wireless Mesh network, every node can send and receive signals, and every one of them can directly communicate with one or more peer nodes, in this context, the transmission bandwidth and transmission distance can be reachable at 12Mbps and thousands miles respectively, which fully meet the requirements that the sensors of ecological perceptual layer should sense information and video information and transfer the spatial information [16].…”

Section: The Overall Design Of the Water Quality Monitoring Terminalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Distributed Intelligent Monitoring System for Water Environment

Wang

Zhou

et al. 2015

Intelligent Environmental Sensing

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Abstract. As more concern is attached to water environmental protection, the need for continuous water quality monitoring is highlighted. This paper proposes a real-time online water environment monitoring terminal which contains the acquisition, storage, processing and transmission of water environment parameters and control instruction. The sensing part of the terminal includes the novel planar electrode sensor, commercial available sensors, GPS and IP camera. The data acquisition board provides compatible interfaces and stores water quality information. Mesh network is used for transmission. The performance shows the terminal can be effectively applied to distributed water environment automatic monitoring.

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Section: The Overall Design Of the Water Quality Monitoring Terminalmentioning

confidence: 99%