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Joint routing, MAC, and link layer optimization in sensor networks with energy constraints (2005)
Venue: | in Proc. IEEE ICC 2005 |
Citations: | 24 - 2 self |
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Citation Context ...= 1 s Ttr = 5 µs G0 = 70 dB the constraints are all linear, the resulting Linear Programming (LP) problem can thus be efficiently solved. There exist many efficient algorithms to solve the LP problem =-=[14]-=-. In this paper, we use an existing software package SeDuMi [18]. Note that the optimal δij may not lead to an integer number of packets for link i → j that is given by Wij = Siδij. In this paper we r... |
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Citation Context ...according to the same distribution and the combination of source/destination pairs is also randomly changing in an uniform way. An alternative criterion is tosmaximize the minimum node lifetime [15], =-=[16]-=-. While we focus on the first criterion in our work, the second criterion will be discussed briefly in Section III. III. ROUTING AND MAC OPTIMIZATION WITH FIXED LINKS In a typical sensor network, if t... |
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Citation Context ...as no effect on the energy consumption. However, different scheduling orders can lead to different network delays. The details are omitted here due to the space limitations and are fully addressed in =-=[19]-=-. For large networks, we can reduce the computation complexity by dividing the whole network into clusters where each cluster has one master node that collects all the information within the cluster. ... |
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Citation Context ... i → j that is given by Wij = Siδij. In this paper we round the resulting Wij to obtain integer values with slight performance degradation. To minimize the degradation, relaxation methods proposed in =-=[12]-=- can be used to further refine the result. In order to calculate the actual total energy consumption, the related system parameters need to be defined. We assume the same setup as in [11] and the main... |
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