Abstract. Topological changes of dynamic phenomena, such as region merging/splitting and hole formation/elimination, describe significant events in their evolution. Information about such salient changes is use-ful in many applications. The research reported in this paper provides theoretical foundations for topological detection in sensor networks. A local tree model is proposed in the spatial domain, based on which a set of types of topological changes is specified. We also present a sensor net-work framework which captures the necessary information required by the tree model. Both the local tree model and the sensor network frame-work form the foundations for detection approaches that allow sensor networks to report topological changes. ...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
ii Large-scale data gathering wireless sensor networks must logically self-organize in a topology su...
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) can provide real-time in-formation about geospatial environments, an...
Abstract. Dynamic geographic phenomena, such as forest fires and oil spills, can have dire environme...
Wireless sensor networks become increasingly important in environmental monitoring applications to m...
Qualitative information about topological events, like the merging or splitting of spatial regions, ...
© 2012 Dr. Lin-Jie GuanA key challenge facing many applications of new geosensor networks technology...
Abstract: Changes in the topology of communication networks, such as sudden appearance or disappeara...
A key challenge facing many applications of new geosensor networks technology is to derive meaningfu...
Changes in the topology of communication networks, such as sudden appearance or disappearance of lin...
Wireless Sensor Networks are often distributed, diverse, and large making their monitoring and anoma...
Wireless sensor networks are tightly associated with the underlying environment in which the sensors...
The research reported in this paper uses wireless sensor networks to provide salient information abo...
Qualitative information about topological events, like the merging or splitting of spatial regions, ...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
ii Large-scale data gathering wireless sensor networks must logically self-organize in a topology su...
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) can provide real-time in-formation about geospatial environments, an...
Abstract. Dynamic geographic phenomena, such as forest fires and oil spills, can have dire environme...
Wireless sensor networks become increasingly important in environmental monitoring applications to m...
Qualitative information about topological events, like the merging or splitting of spatial regions, ...
© 2012 Dr. Lin-Jie GuanA key challenge facing many applications of new geosensor networks technology...
Abstract: Changes in the topology of communication networks, such as sudden appearance or disappeara...
A key challenge facing many applications of new geosensor networks technology is to derive meaningfu...
Changes in the topology of communication networks, such as sudden appearance or disappearance of lin...
Wireless Sensor Networks are often distributed, diverse, and large making their monitoring and anoma...
Wireless sensor networks are tightly associated with the underlying environment in which the sensors...
The research reported in this paper uses wireless sensor networks to provide salient information abo...
Qualitative information about topological events, like the merging or splitting of spatial regions, ...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
Wireless sensor networks are deployed in various territories executing different tasks. In many appl...
ii Large-scale data gathering wireless sensor networks must logically self-organize in a topology su...