In this paper we propose an adaptive random walk for wireless networks. The lifetime of the walk is varied in such a way that at least a given fraction of nodes is covered, in expectation. The only parameter of the random walk, α, depends on the nominal network size N and on the required coverage. For sizes lower than N the required coverage is satisfied with lifetime slightly higher than the optimal one. The paper reports performance results obtained through analytical study backed up with simulations. 1
Abstract—A recurrent problem when designing distributed applications is to search for a node with kn...
Random walk (RW) based algorithms are often proposed to solve many problems in wireless networks. Th...
International audienceWireless environment monitoring applications with significantly relaxed qualit...
Random walk (RW) is simple to implement and has a better termination control. The Markov chain analy...
The increasing technological progress in electronics provides network nodes with new and enhanced ca...
Random walks can be conveniently exploited for implementing probabilistic algorithms to solve many s...
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Abstract—Over the last decade, design of wireless sensor networks using methodologies and mechanisms...
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.comTopology is one of the most important c...
In this report, we present a survey of routing techniques in the Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), wh...
Copyright © 2008 IEEE – All Rights Reserved.Topology is important for any type of networks because i...
International audienceIn recent years, design of wireless sensor networks using methodologies and me...
Abstract—We study different variations of the random walk (RW) such as RW with memory, RW with look-...
Random walks have been proposed as a simple method of efficiently searching, or disseminating inform...
Abstract—A recurrent problem when designing distributed applications is to search for a node with kn...
Random walk (RW) based algorithms are often proposed to solve many problems in wireless networks. Th...
International audienceWireless environment monitoring applications with significantly relaxed qualit...
Random walk (RW) is simple to implement and has a better termination control. The Markov chain analy...
The increasing technological progress in electronics provides network nodes with new and enhanced ca...
Random walks can be conveniently exploited for implementing probabilistic algorithms to solve many s...
This paper considers a random walk-based search algorithm in which the random walk occasionally make...
Motivated by the problem of efficiently collecting data from wireless sensor networks via a mobile s...
Abstract—Over the last decade, design of wireless sensor networks using methodologies and mechanisms...
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.comTopology is one of the most important c...
In this report, we present a survey of routing techniques in the Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), wh...
Copyright © 2008 IEEE – All Rights Reserved.Topology is important for any type of networks because i...
International audienceIn recent years, design of wireless sensor networks using methodologies and me...
Abstract—We study different variations of the random walk (RW) such as RW with memory, RW with look-...
Random walks have been proposed as a simple method of efficiently searching, or disseminating inform...
Abstract—A recurrent problem when designing distributed applications is to search for a node with kn...
Random walk (RW) based algorithms are often proposed to solve many problems in wireless networks. Th...
International audienceWireless environment monitoring applications with significantly relaxed qualit...