A site properties assessment framework for wireless sensor networks
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I. Gurov, P. E. Guerrero, M. Brachmann, S. Santini, 
K. Van Laerhoven, A. BuchmannAuthors Info & Claims
I. Gurov, P. E. Guerrero, M. Brachmann, S. Santini, K. Van Laerhoven, A. BuchmannAuthors Info & ClaimsArticle No.: 32, Pages 1 - 2
Abstract
Comparing experimental results obtained on different wireless sensor network deployments is typically very cumbersome and in most cases unfeasible. This is due to the lack of a methodology to describe the properties of network deployments and the experimental conditions under which experiments have been run. Our work focuses on the design and development of a site properties assessment framework, called SiteWork, that aims at providing the means to quickly, automatically and accurately quantify their properties. This poster abstract describes the preliminary design and evaluation of the basic site properties assessment mechanisms provided by SiteWork.
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- A site properties assessment framework for wireless sensor networks
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November 2013
443 pages
ISBN:9781450320276
DOI:10.1145/2517351
- General Chair:
- Chiara Petrioli,
- Program Chairs:
- Landon Cox,
- Kamin Whitehouse
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Published: 11 November 2013
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- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
- PhD Training Group GRK 1362, Cooperative
- Adaptive and Responsive Monitoring in Mixed Mode Environments
- LOEWE Priority Program Cocoon
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SenSys '13: The 11th ACM Conference on Embedded Network Sensor Systems
November 11 - 15, 2013
Roma, Italy
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SenSys '13 Paper Acceptance Rate 21 of 123 submissions, 17%;
Overall Acceptance Rate 198 of 990 submissions, 20%
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