Titlebook: Coverage Control in Sensor Networks; Bang Wang Book 2010 Springer-Verlag London 2010 Bang.Coverage Control.Coverage Model.Network Coverage

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Wach- & Schlie?gesellschaft Deutschlandm of placing the least number of sensors to cover all target points is a variant of the canonical set-covering problem and is discussed in the first part of this chapter. The second part of this chapter introduces some variants of the optimal node placement problem with different coverage requiremen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91091-8sor field with finite area: The number of nodes should be no smaller than the area of the sensor field times the critical sensor density to ensure complete area coverage (almost surely) in each deployment. In particular, the following questions are addressed in this chapter:...We first introduce the

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Untersuchungsmethode und Ergebnisse,he coverage holes caused by the stationary nodes. In a mobile network consisting of only mobile nodes, the primary objective is to maximize the coverage of these mobile nodes, and in event monitoring scenario, an important objective is to dispatch mobile nodes to the sources of events for better eve

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Was h?lt Partnerschaften zusammen?f building intrusion barriers, which is mainly to guarantee that . points of . crossing path should meet certain coverage requirements. This chapter discusses the coverage problem of finding penetration paths, and the following questions are addressed in this chapter....The definition and the proper

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Introductiones and environments for many decades. A sensor node consists of not only sensor unit but also microcontroller unit, communication unit, storage unit, and power supply for producing, collecting, storing, processing, and delivering sensory data. The size and cost of a single sensor node has been reduc