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Wireless sensor networks - state of the art
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Bezprzewodowe sieci sensoryczne (BSS, ang. WSN) są coraz częściej stosowane do obserwowania czynników środowiskowych (zastosowania militarne i cywilne). Dzięki postępowi technologicznemu możliwe jest obecnie wytwarzanie węzłów o wymiarach rzędu centymetrów i w cenie poniżej kilku USD za sztukę. Pozwala to na stosowanie węzłów sensorycznych na niespotykaną dotąd skalę i otwiera nowe możliwości dla tzw. wszechobecnej komputeryzacji życia (ang. pervasive/ubiquitous computing). Początkowo, sieci sensoryczne były rozwiazaniami przewodowymi. Rozwój technik bezprzewodowych i przetwarzania danych (procesory, algorytmy, etc.) pozwolił na objęcie przez węzły sensoryczne większego terenu badań. Kolejnym krokiem było zmotoryzowanie bezprzewodowych sieci sensorycznych poprzez montaż węzłów na poruszajacych się pojazdach, co pozwoliło na jeszcze większą rozdzielczość obrazowania przy praktycznie takich samych nakładach finansowych. Artykuł ten jest wprowadzeniem w obszar bezprzewodowych i mobilnych sieci sensorycznych.
Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are used to monitor strategic (from the public safety point of view) parameters of air pollutions. Technological progress in the area of sensor networks allows manufacturing centimetre-scale sensor nodes that may cost less than a few USD per piece. This enables using sensor nodes at such a scale allowing for ubiquitous computing. Initially, the sensor networks were wired solutions. Development of wireless data processing technologies (processors, algorithms, etc.) enables to monitor much larger area compared to wired solutions. The next natural step of sensor network development was to enable mobile monitoring by mounting sensor nodes on moving vehicles, i.e. allowing for much better sensor data resolution at virtually the same cost. This article is an introduction to issues of wireless and mobile sensor networks.
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Tom
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26--46
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Bibliogr. 30 poz., rys., tab.
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- Instytut Lotnictwa, Warszawa
Bibliografia
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