An integrated system of Complex Event Processing and Kalman Filter for multiple people tracking in WSN

Bhargavi, R.; Ganesh, K. Sri; Sekar, M.; Singh, Prabhat; Vaidehi, V.

doi:10.1109/icrtit.2011.5972378

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“…), a low-power communication device (radio transceiver), and small amount of memory and processing capability as well as limited battery power supply [1]. WSNs become popular recently [2] due to their applications in unattended tracking [3] and detection [4] of undesirable objects, hazard detection, data gathering, environment monitoring [5], and so on. In addition, due to their low cost and small size, it is easy to deploy them in large numbers.…”

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Hybrid TDMA/CDMA MAC Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Ma¹,

Leung²,

Li³

2014

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A hybrid TDMA/CDMA MAC protocol for WSN is proposed that combines the strengths of TDMA and CDMA while offsetting their weaknesses. The proposed scheme allows the network to operate in a collision-free manner, and takes advantage of broadband property provided by CDMA. The main features of this hybrid protocol are high throughput and low latency. Performance of this new protocol is compared with Zigbee, SMAC, TDMA and CDMA uses both OPNET simulation and real wireless sensor network experiments based on Crossbow's IRIS node.

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