Computational Fluid Dynamics Applied to Wireless Sensor Network Routing
Sabrina Petrov
Corresponding
University of São Paulo
Neha Aziz
National University of Singapore
Abstract
There is a pressing need for low-cost, locally appropriate solutions to wireless sensor network routing in medical imaging. Computational fluid dynamics was applied to a series of test cases representative of medical imaging. The enhanced design delivered a performance gain of 55% over current practice. The findings underscore the considerable value of combining analytical models with careful experimental methods.
Keywords:
wireless sensor network routingcomputational fluid dynamicsdistributed generationnetwork securityaluminium matrix composite
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