SNOMC: An overlay multicast protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Wagenknecht, Gerald; Anwander, Markus; Braun, Torsten

doi:10.1109/wons.2012.6152242

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“…The new sensor node receives an identifier (ID), which is stored in the node conversion table. In the case of the ′ IP network overlay sensor network ′ approach, this table can be used to perform conversion between the node virtual IP and the node ID.…”

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“…The new sensor node receives an identifier (ID), which is stored in the node conversion table. In the case of the ′ IP network overlay sensor network ′ approach, 33 this table can be used to perform conversion between the node virtual IP and the node ID. RF Interface-This module operates the radio transceiver, including sending and receiving data and configuring the radio transceiver, among other functions.…”

Section: Integration Infrastructure Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Middleware for integration of legacy electrical equipment into smart grid infrastructure using wireless sensor networks

Araújo

Filho

Rodrigues

et al. 2017

Int J Communication

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SummaryTo improve the efficiency of electricity distribution, smart grids allow communication between their devices. Pieces of legacy equipment operating in the distribution network do not communicate using any commercial protocol, such as DNP3, IEC 61850, or Modbus. Thus, herein, a middleware is proposed to allow the integration of the legacy electrical equipment into a smart grid using wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Each piece of legacy electrical equipment is connected to a sensor node, and the WSN sink node runs a middleware to enable the integration of this device with a smart grid, according to the commercial communication protocols. The middleware model is proposed to guide users in the development of a WSN-based system for integrating electrical equipment into a smart grid. The middleware was validated in a real environment, which is related to the concept of power metering. Experiments were performed using the software supervisory control and data acquisition and distributed test manager to validate the communication between the electrical equipment and the computer of the power substation control centre.

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Section: Infrastructure and Middleware Model For Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Integration Infrastructure Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Middleware for integration of legacy electrical equipment into smart grid infrastructure using wireless sensor networks

Araújo

Filho

Rodrigues

et al. 2017

Int J Communication

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“…In overlay approaches, gateway nodes are used to interconnect WSNs with IP networks and assign virtual identification information to either IPbased hosts, sensor nodes, or both [23][24][25]. According to [8], overlay approaches come in two basic forms: sensor network overlay IP network and IP network overlay sensor network.…”

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Interconnection between IP Networks and Wireless Sensor Networks

Maharrey

Lim

Gao

2012

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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With applications ranging from environmental and health monitoring to military surveillance and inventory tracking, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are changing the way we collect and use data and will be a major part of our technological future. The decreased manufacturing cost of these small devices has made it reasonable to deploy many sensor nodes-tens to thousands and more-over large and small indoor and outdoor areas for sensing tasks. With this increase in density data-gathering problems come. It would be useful if an IP-based host could collect information from multiple remote data-centric networks via transparent communication among sensor nodes and IP-based hosts, using a common application programming interface (API). Two APIs are presented for efficiently producing data in WSN and retrieving the data from an IP network. An associated WSN middleware layer called dynamic service is used to effectively interconnect these two APIs. These three components work together in harmony to enable IP-based hosts to gather sensed data from one or more remote WSNs through application-layer gateways which provide seamless interconnection between different remote WSNs and the IP network.

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Testbed Evaluation of Sensor Node Overlay Multicast

Wagenknecht

Braun

2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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SNOMC: An overlay multicast protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 16 publications

Middleware for integration of legacy electrical equipment into smart grid infrastructure using wireless sensor networks

Middleware for integration of legacy electrical equipment into smart grid infrastructure using wireless sensor networks

Interconnection between IP Networks and Wireless Sensor Networks

Testbed Evaluation of Sensor Node Overlay Multicast

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