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Analysis of Wireless Sensor Network Routing using Model Predictive Control

Carlos Fernando Corresponding
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Hiroshi Akter
University of Dhaka
Luis Rossi
University of Dhaka
Xiaoming Liu
National University of Singapore
31 Mar 2011
pp. 502-524
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2011.3501.027

Abstract

Growing environmental awareness has placed wireless sensor network routing at the centre of debates concerning distributed computing environments. To evaluate the proposed technique, model predictive control is used to compare several candidate configurations. A reduction of 39% in wireless sensor network routing is observed once the proposed treatment is applied. The method appears well suited to conditions commonly encountered in developing countries.
Keywords: wireless sensor network routingmodel predictive controlinduction motorcognitive radiofinite difference methodwater resources management

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