Simulation of wireless sensor networks localization with OMNeT++

Wang, S.; Liu, K.Z.; Hu, Fuping

doi:10.1049/cp:20051468

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“…Simulation-based approaches to analyze indoor radio propagation are more precise but usually not used [12,28] as they require detailed geometrical models of the building. Furthermore, current design approaches often only concentrate on signal coverage alone to ensure connectivity [3,26], because more relevant measures are more complex to evaluate as discussed in the next section.…”

Section: Wireless Network Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Holistic design of wireless building automation systems

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Wireless building automation systems are gaining momentum as they promise an easy installation in old and new buildings. But, the design of wireless building automation systems is still an extensive manual process with little to no tool support. In result, the system commissioning ends in trial-and-error set-ups to identify interoperable devices, to solve issues with wireless signal propagation and to understand energy problems of nodes. This paper introduces a holistic design approach that addresses these common issues in wireless building automation system design. It takes up novel design concepts and tools from wired system design and combines them in a holistic tool environment that supports the engineer in his common work flow to efficiently design reliable wireless building automation systems.

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Section: Wireless Network Designmentioning

confidence: 99%