Electric Consumption Pattern from Big Data

Viloria, Amelec; Hernandez-P, Hugo; Lezama, Omar Bonerge Píneda; Orozco, Victoria Diago

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-3125-5_47

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“…Being very small in size, sensor nodes are built with limited computational capacity, small storage memory, and finite battery power capacity [10]. The structure of a typical WSN node [11] consists of four main components: a sensing element, normally used for sensing a physically measureable parameter; an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC), used for converting analog signals to some digital formats; a processing unit, providing simple/basic data processing and computation capabilities; and a power unit, responsible for sensor node's operation life span. It is a known fact that WSN is a resource constrained network in which energy efficiency is always the main issue since the operation of WSN depends heavily on the life span of the sensor node battery [12].…”

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Integration of Wireless Sensor Networks in Environmental Monitoring Cyber Infrastructure

Praba¹,

Kalaivani²

2022

IJRASET

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have great potential to revolutionize many science and engineering domains. We present a novel environmental monitoring system with a focus on overall system architecture for seamless integration of wired and wireless sensors for long-term, remote, and near-real-time monitoring. We also present a unified framework for sensor data collection, management, visualization, dissemination, and exchange, conforming to the new Sensor Web Enablement standard. Some initial field testing results are also presented. The monitoring system is being integrated into the Texas Environmental Observatory infrastructure for long-term operation. As part of the integrated system, a new WSN-based soil moisture monitoring system is developed and deployed to support hydrologic monitoring and modeling research. This work represents a significant contribution to the empirical study of the emerging WSN technology. We address many practical issues in real-world application scenarios that are often neglected in the existing WSN research

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“…As two sensor nodes cannot directly establish a secret key, they can use base station as a trusted third party to setup the secret key. In [11], Basagni et al present a key management scheme to secure the communication by periodically updating the symmetric keys shared by all sen-Title Suppressed Due to Excessive Length 3 sor nodes.…”

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