Flexible Wireless Sensor Network for smart lighting applications

Fernandes, Renato Ferreira; Fonseca, Cleber Costa da; Brandão, Dennis; Ferrari, Paolo; Flammini, A.; Vezzoli, A.

doi:10.1109/i2mtc.2014.6860782

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“…Data from each receiver node are redirected to the Control Centre via GPRS. Fernandes et al adopted a flexible WSN which offers the simplicity in hardware, reliable performance, expandability and flexibility for smart lighting applications [10]. WSNs are composed of nodes that make up a self-regulating group, and each has the function assigned to perform in the network, as depicted in Figure 1.…”

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An Energy-efficient Smart Street Lighting System with Adaptive Control based on Environment

2020

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Nowadays, most street lighting consumes high electrical power due to inefficient design. Energy efficiency and ease of maintenance with minimal involvement of manual work in street lights management are two top priorities of a smart city. To fulfil these purposes, the project aims to design and develop a smart street lighting system based on wireless sensing network technology and a novel adaptive control mechanism for the benefits of energy-saving and ease of maintenance. Experimental results show up to 48% potential energy saving compared to a conventional street lighting system.

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An Energy-efficient Smart Street Lighting System with Adaptive Control based on Environment

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“…Many WSN-based Smart Grid studies like [6][7][8] are concerned with applications, but they neglect the fact that the IEEE802.15.4 standard of WSN is without QoS scheme.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Then a routing algorithm named LQ-routing is presented for multiconstrained QoS optimization to improve the performance of reliability and latency for critical Smart Grid traffic. Many WSN-based Smart Grid studies like [6][7][8] are concerned with applications, but they neglect the fact that the IEEE802.15.4 standard of WSN is without QoS scheme.…”

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“…However, there are still some challenges in applying WSN in Smart Grid, such as harsh environmental conditions, reliability and latency requirements, packet errors and variable link capacity, and resource constraints [3]. Recent researches [4][5][6][7][8] mainly concentrated on the application of WSN in electrical power grid. However, an overlooked question is the analysis of varied quality of service (QoS) requirements for diversified communication traffics under complex environments.…”

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Cross-Layer QoS Optimization of Wireless Sensor Network for Smart Grid

Sun

Wang

2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) has been considered as a promising solution for Smart Grid due to the significant advantages over traditional communication technologies. However, as a necessary function for monitoring, diagnosing, and controlling of remote electrical equipment, Quality of Service (QoS) is still a challenging problem in applying WSN in Smart Grid. This paper presents a comprehensive experimental study on optimization of multiobject QoS in cross-layers of WSN protocol. In PHY layer, a Link Quality Estimator is studied for the purpose of evaluating link quality under harsh Smart Grid environments. In MAC layer, a QoS Enhanced MAC algorithm is used to prevent disorderly contentions among nodes and to allocate more channel resources for critical traffic; in NWK layer, a routing algorithm is introduced for multiobject QoS optimization. All the algorithms are cooperated with each other in cross-layer manner to improve end-to-end reliability and latency. In comparison with other counterparts, the proposed algorithms achieve preferable performances. Finally, field experiments were conducted, the result of which showed that the proposed algorithms outperform the ZigBee protocol and the original Distribution Grid wireless communication technology in terms of the QoS performance of critical traffic.

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“…Regarding these facts, today the issue of saving energy in lighting facilities is an important incentive for research. For instance, [2] describes the research project and development of a smart, remotely controlled street lighting system based on enhanced technologies. Another paper describes two different smart control systems for lighting management in two classrooms [3].…”

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Design and implementaion of smart building lighting system

Roohi

Khorsandi

Setayesh

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2015 International Congress on Electric Industry Automation (ICEIA 2015)

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The issue of saving energy is the main incentive in almost every research. Regarding the fact that lighting systems in the buildings consume a big portion of total primary energy, proposing smart control platforms for decreasing power consumption in such systems is crucial. In this paper a new smart building lighting system is proposed. This system is designed cheap and easy to install for being widely used in buildings.

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Flexible Wireless Sensor Network for smart lighting applications

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

An Energy-efficient Smart Street Lighting System with Adaptive Control based on Environment

An Energy-efficient Smart Street Lighting System with Adaptive Control based on Environment

Cross-Layer QoS Optimization of Wireless Sensor Network for Smart Grid

Design and implementaion of smart building lighting system

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