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Hotspot mitigating methods in wireless sensor networks

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2008
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Wireless Sensor Networks include huge number of sensor nodes which are communicated in a wireless environment. These nodes organize their own networks. For that reason there is no need to pre-programme a network topology between the nodes. There are some restrictions about battery performance because it designates the network lifetime. For that reason, sensor nodes spends most of their times in sleeping mode. In other cases nodes process the received data.Sensor nodes know their neighbor nodes. In this way, nodes can balance their power and process distribution to increase their performances. In a definite area, there are lots of sensor nodes, but there is no restriction for all nodes to perceive the jobs at the same time. It is so important to share the sources and to have effective routing between the nodes in these networks.The restrictions for an optimization problem are composed of equations and inequations. There are continuous variables and their aim is to have a linear function. These kinds of situations are named as Linear Programming. The main aim in Linear Programming is to select the best suited solution for the object.

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Nurettin Erginöz

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Nurettin Erginöz (Master Thesis). Hotspot mitigating methods in wireless sensor networks, 2008, TOBB Economics and Technology University, Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Bölümü.

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