A Novel Based NSEC System for Integrating Network Capability with Wireless Sensor Network using Web Services

WSNs are anticipated to significantly enhance the situational understanding of participants on the battlefield. However, the detectors are not particularly useful if the data they produce cannot be promptly accessible and they are unreliable during the entire process. This article employs the NATO System Enabled Capability (NSEC) to make WSNs a capability, with a focus on these problems. We illustrate the role of network services as an enabler for information exchange by illustrating how to interface with an area management device to deliver sensed data and warnings. Furthermore, we demonstrate the viability of employing a question-processing tool based on a network services strategy to support multi-sensor and information combinations in the context of WSNs. Thus, the parameters for data gathering and processing can be automatically changed via networking protocols to meet the requirements of external user systems. This maximizes energy economy, a crucial element of WSNs, without sacrificing the flexibility of System applications. Our suggested procedures are verified by employing investigations of detecting nodes that are conducted in the actual world.