Abstract — An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints is introduced in this paper to study the localization problem with imprecise distance information in sensor networks. These constraints can be further used to formulate opti-mization problems for distance estimation. The optimiza-tion solutions correspond to a set of distances that are consistent with the fact that sensor nodes live in the same plane or 3D space as the anchor nodes. These techniques serve as the foundation for most of the existing localization algorithms that depend on the sensors ’ distances to anchors to compute each sensor’s location. I
Localization is one of the most significant technologies in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) since it...
We propose a lightweight localisation approach for supporting distance and range queries in ad hoc w...
Graph theory has been used to characterize t he solvability of the sensor network localization probl...
Abstract—An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality cons...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
We present a geometric buildup algorithm for solving the sensor network localization problem with ei...
Localization is one of the most significant technologies in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) since it...
We propose a lightweight localisation approach for supporting distance and range queries in ad hoc w...
Graph theory has been used to characterize t he solvability of the sensor network localization probl...
Abstract—An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality cons...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
An approach to formulate geometric relations among distances between nodes as equality constraints i...
We present a geometric buildup algorithm for solving the sensor network localization problem with ei...
Localization is one of the most significant technologies in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) since it...
We propose a lightweight localisation approach for supporting distance and range queries in ad hoc w...
Graph theory has been used to characterize t he solvability of the sensor network localization probl...