Opportunistic Data Exchange Algorithm for Animal Wearable Device Through Active Behavior Against External Stimuli

Nakagawa, Keijiro; Makita, Atsuya; Nagasawa, Miho; Kikusui, Takefumi; Sezaki, Kaoru; Kobayashi, Hill Hiroki

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-91125-0_22

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“…4. (7,8) Therefore, the effectiveness of the power saving method in animal-to-animal data sharing has been partially verified and its research for power saving is in progress.…”

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Optimal Arrangement of Wearable Devices Based on Lifespan of Animals as Device Transporter Materials for Long-Term Monitoring of Wildlife Animal Sensor Network

Nakagawa¹,

Kobayashi²

2020

Sensors and Materials

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In this paper, we discuss the optimal arrangement of wearable devices based on the lifespan of animals, which are utilized as device transporter materials, for the long-term monitoring of the wildlife animal sensor network using multi-agent simulation to reproduce the wild environment. Related studies have proposed animal-to-animal data sharing to realize longterm monitoring in the wild environment. The research on the power saving of wireless communication in a group of animals has been conducted using animal behavior. However, a system that considers the lifespan of transported wildlife, in addition to power saving, is required for long-term monitoring in the wild environment. Herein, we used multi-agent simulation to reproduce the wild environment considering the lifespan of animals, and examined when and how many individuals should be introduced to the wild environment to realize data sharing in the group of animals over several years. The proposed method is suggested to enable the long-term monitoring of remote areas where people cannot enter without base stations and power infrastructure using wild animals for several years.

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“…4. (7,8) Therefore, the effectiveness of the power saving method in animal-to-animal data sharing has been partially verified and its research for power saving is in progress.…”

Section: Research For Power Savingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(Color online) (a) Wild animal captured in a trap, (b) diagram showing the relationship between body size and technical difficulty, and (c) illustration showing that GPS and mobile signals typically do not work within a forest (8). (Color online) Proposed sensing system/concept (8). …”

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