Nguyen-Tuong, and Martin Rinard for insightful discussions. This work is directly based on the seminal ideas of John Holland and John Koza. This research was supported in part by National Science Foundation Grants CCF 0621900, CCR-0331580, CNS 0627523, and CNS 0716478, Air Force Office of Scientific

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License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Movement of wireless sensor and actuator networks, and of nodes between WSANs are becoming more commonplace. However, enabling remote usage of sensory data in multiple applications, remote configuration, and actuation is still a big challenge. The purpose of this paper is to analyse and describe which mobility support can best be used in different scenarios, and how shared usage of mobile WSANs by multiple IP applications can best be scaled up. This paper describes logistic and person monitoring scenarios, where different types of movements take place. These mobility types and their implications are categorized and analysed. Different degrees of support for these mobility types are analysed in the context of the mobility scenarios. Additionally, different schemes are analysed for shared use of mobile WSANs by multiple applications. In conclusion, guidelines are provided for dealing with mobile and overlapping WSANs and the most promising scheme for shared use of mobile WSANs by IP applications. 1.

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