Ultra resource constrained adaptive multipath routing for meteorological sensor networks

Vivekanand, V.; Thushara, V. T.

doi:10.1109/ants.2016.7947809

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“…The proposed routing strategy considers the above mentioned resources as constrained while determining the optimal route [34]. The network graph referred here is shown in figure 3.…”

Section: Wireless Sensor Networkmentioning

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Expendable and Distributed Measurement Scheme for Acquisition of Naturally Sparse Events

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Mishra

2022

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A common reason for electronic measurement anomaly is the inadvertent rise in ground potential with respect to measurement ground. The ground potential rise happens during current leakage to ground from lightning or from power grid and leads to catastrophic failure unless appropriate preventive action is taken to isolate the sensitive measurement systems. A networked system for acquisition and transmission of ground potential measurements to data monitoring station is presented here. The system is aimed to implement using low-cost IoT devices with limited resources since these units are planned to be expendable. The limited processing power of such devices is not sufficient to run high efficient computation intensive routing algorithms. A lightweight routing algorithm for this purpose is proposed here. The discussion on reliability of such systems is also presented. The multipath route discovery strategy presented here reconfigures the network to an optimal configuration with respect to energy dissipation and node distribution.

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“…The proposed routing strategy considers the above mentioned resources as constrained while determining the optimal route [34]. The network graph referred here is shown in figure 3.…”

Section: Wireless Sensor Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…and P N (m) is the probability that m instance of N units function correctly. Using (34) the reliability of the redundant routing network can be expressed as (35).…”

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