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Cross-layer scheduling for power efficiency in wireless sensor networks

Sichitiu, 2004

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8135547515573956418
Author
Sichitiu M
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Publication venue
IEEE INFOCOM 2004

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Wireless sensor networks are considered the sensing technology of the future. Large numbers of untethered sensor nodes can be used for tracking small animals and targets, environmental monitoring, enforcing security perimeters, etc. A major problem for many …
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