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Messaging is a basic service in sensor networks (a.k.a, sensornets). Yet the unique system and application properties of sensornets pose substantial challenges for the messaging design: 1) dynamic wireless links, constrained resources, and application diversity challenge the architecture and protocol design of sensornet messaging; and 2) complex faults and large system scale introduce new challenges to the design of fault-tolerant protocols. To address the aforementioned challenges, this book examines the architecture of sensornet messaging, identifies the design principles of dependable…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Messaging is a basic service in sensor networks
(a.k.a, sensornets). Yet the unique system and
application properties of sensornets pose
substantial challenges for the messaging design: 1)
dynamic wireless links, constrained resources, and
application diversity challenge the architecture and
protocol design of sensornet messaging; and 2)
complex faults and large system scale introduce new
challenges to the design of fault-tolerant protocols.
To address the aforementioned challenges, this book
examines the architecture of sensornet messaging,
identifies the design principles of dependable
sensornet messaging, and presents techniques of
designing fault-tolerant protocols in the presence
of complex faults and large system scale. Taking a
holistic approach to addressing the challenges of
dependable sensornet messaging, this book can help
readers appreciate the basic principles and
techniques of sensornet messaging, and it can serve
as a useful reference for graduate students,
researchers, and practitioners in wireless sensor
networks.
Autorenporträt
Hongwei Zhang is an assistant professor of computer science at
Wayne State University. His research explores new theories,
methods, and systems components that address dynamics and
uncertainties in providing dependable networking
services for systems involving wireless networks, embedded
networks, sensor networks, and the Internet.