Using data mules for sensor network resiliency

Crowcroft, Jon; Levin, Liron; Segal, Michael

doi:10.1109/wiopt.2015.7151102

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“…41 Zebras are used as data mules, that is, mobile nodes for collecting and physically routing sensor measurements, while mobile VHF readers store the collected data to a local laptop, which uploads them to a server later. 42 • By installing a fixed infrastructure of wireless sensors in a preselected location. 43 • By installing a hybrid scheme where fixed infrastructure elements, that is, radio frequency identification readers, interact with tags placed on animal collars, collect data, and upload it via 3G to a server.…”

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A wireless sensor network for underground passages: Remote sensing and wildlife monitoring

Gazis

Katsiri

2020

Engineering Reports

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This article presents a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) system, developed to monitor concealed box-shaped underground passages to protect wildlife. The system's purpose is to recognize the species of passengers (ie, human, canis, flying species, and so on) without using video sensors (image recognition) through data provided by sensors that measure distance and weight.Moreover, the information provided by the WSN was analyzed via a variety of methods, including a neural pattern recognition network, as well as clustering algorithms, which were able to recognize the species of passengers with certainty scores of over 90%. The main concern for future study is the evaluation of these passages, which are frequently located along main highways, and using data fusion to evaluate low-cost and low-power microsensors regarding their effectiveness, that is, whether they are frequently utilized by animals.

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confidence: 99%