NeTS-NOSS: Analysis and Design for Heterogeneous Sensor Networks

NeTS-NOSS：异构传感器网络的分析与设计

• 批准号: 0626548
• 负责人: Steven Weber
• 金额: $ 32.51万
• 依托单位: Drexel University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-09-15 至 2010-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0626548&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: NeTS; NOSS; Analysis; Design; Heterogeneous

Proposal Number: 0626548PI: Steven WeberInstitution: Drexel UniversityTitle: NeTS-NOSS: Analysis and Design for Heterogeneous Sensor NetworksSensor nodes today, such as the Berkeley MICA Mote, often integrate several transducer types, such as acceleration, temperature, light and sound, on a single board. Networks of sensors equipped with a transducer suite are valuable in sensing applications requiring integration of heterogeneous types of measurements. This project focuses on the design, control, and performance of sensor fields consisting of nodes equipped with a suite of dynamically controllable transducers. The project is motivated by open questions regarding implications of transducer heterogeneity in sensor networks, specifically on placement and topology control algorithms, data gathering and dissemination strategies, data fusion methods, and related network protocols. The investigators employ a combination of mathematical analysis and computer simulation to study the design implications of such networks. The objective of the project is to obtain practically motivated and theoretically sound design and performance insights for heterogeneous networks. Design objectives include energy conservation and spatial uniformity of each sensing capability over the region of interest. More generally, it is of interest to understand how local state information is best incorporated into transmission decisions (for distributed medium access control), and how local state information can be efficiently obtained through clustering protocols. Expected results from this research will improve sensor network performance and efficiency, permitting longer network lifetime, more reliable data collection and dissemination, and greater system reliability. Research results will be disseminated through publications in peer-reviewed conferences and archival journals, as well as educational outreach modules designed to interest high school and undergraduate students in engineering.

建议编号：0626548PI：史蒂文·韦伯林（Steven Weberin）：Drexel Universitytitle：Nets-Noss：当今异构传感器网络网络节点节点的分析和设计，例如Berkeley Mica Mote，例如伯克利云母Mote，通常会整合几种转换类型，例如加速，温度，温度，光和声音，在单板上进行加速，温度和声音。 配备有传感器套件的传感器网络对于需要集成异质类型的测量的应用程序很有价值。 该项目的重点是由配备一套动态可控传感器的节点组成的传感器字段的设计，控制和性能。 该项目是由传感器网络中换能器异质性含义的开放问题的动机，特别是在放置和拓扑控制算法，数据收集和传播策略，数据融合方法和相关网络协议方面的启发。研究人员使用数学分析和计算机模拟的组合来研究此类网络的设计含义。 该项目的目的是为异构网络获得实际动机和理论上的声音设计和性能见解。 设计目标包括能源节能和感兴趣区域上每个传感能力的空间均匀性。 更笼统地，了解如何最好地将本地状态信息最好地纳入传输决策（用于分布式媒体访问控制），以及如何通过聚类协议有效地获得局部状态信息。 这项研究的预期结果将提高传感器网络性能和效率，允许更长的网络寿命，更可靠的数据收集和传播以及更大的系统可靠性。 研究结果将通过同行评审的会议和档案期刊的出版物以及旨在对高中和工程学的本科生感兴趣的教育外展模块进行传播。