The focus of this project is to provide methods for calibra-tion of sensor nodes in sensor networks. The importance of the calibration problem is to compensate for the sensor read-ing drifts that occur due to systematic errors, noise or sen-sor degradation. The objective is to provide calibration tech-niques that apply on collaborative sensors autonomously, i.e. without supervision. Our work involves: a) distributed proce-dures to identify erroneous sensors; and b) a simulator frame-work for a sensor net drift calibration setups. 1. Overview • Motivation. The deployment of sensor networks has been growing in scale and scope with new applications in embed-ded and challenging environments. This progress has been facilitated by advances in nan...
Calibration is the process of mapping raw sensor readings into corrected values by identifying and c...
Growing progress in sensor technology has constantly expanded the number and range of low-cost, smal...
Systematic biases in sensor measurements undermine the performance of wireless sensor networks in mi...
In this paper we present a new approach to calibrate sensors in sensor networks in an uncontrolled e...
Abstract. Numerous factors contribute to errors in sensor measurements. In order to be useful, any s...
International audienceThe drastically increasing availability of low-cost sensors for environmental ...
Numerous factors contribute to errors in sensor measure- ments. In order to be useful, any sensor de...
of the Thesis University of California, Los Angeles, 2003 Professor Deborah Estrin, Chair Num...
Sensor-based measurements are intrinsically prone to errors. One can distinguish two types of errors...
The purpose for wireless sensor networks is to deploy low cost sensors with sufficient computing and...
In this paper a new distributed calibration algorithm based on consensus is proposed for sensor netw...
International audienceThe recent developments in both nanotechnologies and wireless technologies has...
International audienceIn recent years, low-cost sensors have raised strong interest for environmenta...
International audienceThis paper presents our work with wireless sensor networks for the calibration...
Wireless sensor networks are often deployed in large numbers, over a large geographical region, in o...
Calibration is the process of mapping raw sensor readings into corrected values by identifying and c...
Growing progress in sensor technology has constantly expanded the number and range of low-cost, smal...
Systematic biases in sensor measurements undermine the performance of wireless sensor networks in mi...
In this paper we present a new approach to calibrate sensors in sensor networks in an uncontrolled e...
Abstract. Numerous factors contribute to errors in sensor measurements. In order to be useful, any s...
International audienceThe drastically increasing availability of low-cost sensors for environmental ...
Numerous factors contribute to errors in sensor measure- ments. In order to be useful, any sensor de...
of the Thesis University of California, Los Angeles, 2003 Professor Deborah Estrin, Chair Num...
Sensor-based measurements are intrinsically prone to errors. One can distinguish two types of errors...
The purpose for wireless sensor networks is to deploy low cost sensors with sufficient computing and...
In this paper a new distributed calibration algorithm based on consensus is proposed for sensor netw...
International audienceThe recent developments in both nanotechnologies and wireless technologies has...
International audienceIn recent years, low-cost sensors have raised strong interest for environmenta...
International audienceThis paper presents our work with wireless sensor networks for the calibration...
Wireless sensor networks are often deployed in large numbers, over a large geographical region, in o...
Calibration is the process of mapping raw sensor readings into corrected values by identifying and c...
Growing progress in sensor technology has constantly expanded the number and range of low-cost, smal...
Systematic biases in sensor measurements undermine the performance of wireless sensor networks in mi...