Programming Wireless Sensor Networks in a Self-Stabilizing Style

Wireless sensor networks operate in an unstable environment and thus are subject to arbitrary transient faults. Self-stabilization is a promising technique to add tolerance against transient faults in a self-contained non-masking way. A core factor for the applicability of a given self-stabilizing a...

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Published in:	SENSORCOMM 2009 : proceedings : the third International Conference on Sensor Technologies and Applications : 18-23 June 2009 : Athens/Glyfada, Greece pp. 610 - 616
Main Authors:	Weyer, C., Turau, V., Lagemann, A., Nolte, J.
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Published:	IEEE 01.06.2009
Subjects:	Algorithm design and analysis Clustering algorithms Concurrent computing Convergence Fault tolerance Model Transformation Runtime environment Scheduling algorithm Self Stabilization Sensor systems and applications Upper bound Wireless sensor networks
ISBN:	9780769536699, 0769536697
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