Minimising number of sensors in wireless sensor networks for structure health monitoring systems

Sensor placement optimisation is an important problem in the field of structural health monitoring (SHM). Many researchers solve this problem by focusing only on the network requirements, without considering the civil engineering requirements. However, there are researchers that optimise the sensor...

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Published in:	IET wireless sensor systems Vol. 9; no. 2; pp. 94 - 101
Main Authors:	El-Qawasma, Farah AbdelMutaleb, Elfouly, Tarek Mohamed, Ahmed, Mohamed Hossam
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	The Institution of Engineering and Technology 01.04.2019
Subjects:	binary search algorithm BS algorithm civil engineering requirements civil network requirements condition monitoring energy consumption exhaustive search method genetic algorithm genetic algorithms iterative methods mathematical analysis mathematical model minimisation numerical iterative algorithm Research Article search problems sensor placement optimisation SHM structural engineering structural health monitoring structure health monitoring systems time complexity wireless sensor networks iterative methods structural engineering wireless sensor networks numerical iterative algorithm exhaustive search method time complexity structural health monitoring genetic algorithms mathematical analysis structure health monitoring systems civil network requirements genetic algorithm BS algorithm binary search algorithm sensor placement optimisation mathematical model SHM condition monitoring GA minimisation civil engineering requirements energy consumption search problems
ISSN:	2043-6386, 2043-6394, 2043-6394
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