Unifying Approaches of Sensing Holes and Energy Drain with Time window in Wireless Sensors

Sureshkumar, K.; Vimala, P.

doi:10.1109/icears53579.2022.9751978

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“…It classifies misdetection that occurs within a blind spot in synthetic data. The relevance of finding sensing holes that occurs in a time window has been calculated in [19]. The scenario used in [19], exploits pairwise sensing of nodes rather than assigning proper power levels to estimate the entire terrain.…”

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Geometric formulations on wireless sensors based spatial protocol for intrusion detection using factor graphs

Sureshkumar,

Vimala

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Restriction on intrusions is one of the foremost aspects of security to conserve the resources in a wireless network. The perimeter of the shadowing zone where in sensing and connectivity are simultaneously changing had to be estimated to prevent intruders. So the proposed work estimates a relationship between the data transmissions and computational time to find the trust factor of channels using factor graphs. Subsequently, estimating the Value of Information (VoI), contention time, and topological significance based on sensing power to alleviate blind spots had been observed to identify intrusions. Factor graph-based routing scenarios capable of handling channel uncertainties in time-triggered wireless sensor communication are indicated with edges and their factors. The process of local interactions with edges provides inference of intrusions to determine global solutions to preserve the network and its data transfer.

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