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Tackling Self Interference, Cross-Technology Interference and Channel Fading in Wireless Sensor Networks
Pages 503 - 504
Abstract
Recently with a push towards "IoTification", the world foresees a sharp rise in the number of devices with wireless networking capabilities. It is inevitable to anticipate an enormous increase in both self and cross-technology interference leaving a very challenging wireless communication medium at one's disposal. Maintaining robust data transmission in this increasingly hostile 2.4GHz band without incurring significant additional energy consumption is a basic concern. Towards this end we propose a suite of protocols (Syncast and Oppcast) exploiting capture effect over multi-channels and a careful knit of spatio-temporal and channel diversity to provide robust data transmission for multiple communication paradigms (Collection and Dissemination).
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- Tackling Self Interference, Cross-Technology Interference and Channel Fading in Wireless Sensor Networks
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526 pages
ISBN:9781450336314
DOI:10.1145/2809695
- General Chair:
- Junehwa Song,
- Program Chairs:
- Tarek Abdelzaher,
- Cecilia Mascolo
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SenSys '15: The 13th ACM Conference on Embedded Network Sensor Systems
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