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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"in-network processing"”.
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In-Network Processing For Mission-Criticalwireless Networked Sensing And Control: A Real-Time, Efficiency, And Resiliency Perspective
<p>As wireless cyber-physical systems (WCPS) are increasingly being deployed in mission-critical applications, it becomes imperative that we consider application QoS requirements in in-network processing (INP). In this dissertation, we explore the potentials of two INP methods, packet packing and …
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Compiling functional reactive macroprograms for sensor networks
Sensor networks present a number of novel programming challenges for application developers. Their inherent limitations of computational power, communication bandwidth, and energy demand new approaches to programming that shield the developer from low-level details of resource management, …
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Energy optimization for wireless sensor networks using hierarchical routing techniques
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have become a popular research area that is widely gaining the attraction from both the research and the practitioner communities due to their wide area of applications. These applications include real-time sensing for audio delivery, imaging, video streaming, and …
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Energy conserving privacy enhancing algorithms for resource-constrained devices
Resource-constrained devices such as wireless sensor networks, body area networks, or smart phones collect confidential and sensitive information about their users. Traditional solutions to protect these data, such as encryption, consume a significant amount of resources to be viable. In this …
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Distributed multi-scale data processing for sensor networks
Wireless sensor networks provide a challenging application area for signal processing. Sensor networks are collections of small, battery-operated devices called sensor nodes, each of which is capable of sensing data, processing data with an onboard microprocessor, and sharing data with other nodes …
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Quantized Consensus by the Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers: Algorithms and Applications
<p>Collaborative in-network processing is a major tenet in the fields of control, signal processing, information theory, and computer science. Agents operating in a coordinated fashion can gain greater efficiency and operational capability than those perform solo missions. In many such applications …
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Global Energy Conservation in Large Data Networks
… of the energy used globally goes towards powering information and communications technology (ICT): the global data- and telecommunications network, the private and commercial datacenters it supports, and the 19 billion electronic devices around the globe it interconnects, through which we …