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An Efficient QoS-Constrained Data Aggregation and Processing Approach in Distributed Wireless Sensor Networks

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4 Author(s)
Jin Zhu ; U. of Northern Iowa, USA ; Papavassiliou, S. ; Kafetzoglou, S. ; Jie Yang

In this paper an efficient Quality of Service (QoS)- constrained data aggregation and processing approach for distributed wireless sensor networks is introduced and evaluated. The objective of the proposed approach is to aggregate data on the fly at intermediate sensor nodes in order to improve the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the sensor networks, while at the same time still satisfying the latency and measurement quality constraints. One of the key features of the proposed approach is that the task QoS requirements are taken into account to determine when and where to perform the aggregation in a distributed fashion. The performance of the proposed approach is analyzed and evaluated, through modeling and simulation, under different data aggregation scenarios and traffic loads. The impact of several design parameters and tradeoffs on various critical network and application related performance metrics, such as the energy efficiency and end-to-end latency, are also evaluated and discussed.

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Computers and Communications, 2006. ISCC '06. Proceedings. 11th IEEE Symposium on

Date of Conference: 26-29 June 2006

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