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Overview of Wireless Sensor Networks

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Overview of Wireless Sensor Networks

Shenyang University of Technology, Wu Ruirui, Liu Jielin Introduction Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are self-organizing networks composed of numerous sensor nodes. These sensor nodes not only sense environmental information within the network but also possess simple computational capabilities, allowing them to transmit the relevant information after sensing and processing. Sensor nodes are the most crucial … Read more

Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks: Current Research and Challenges

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Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks: Current Research and Challenges

Authors: Wang Jing, Chen Jianfeng, Zhang Lijie, Huang Jianguo, Source: Streams of Ocean Life 1. Introduction Underwater wireless sensor networks (UWSNs) utilize aircraft, submarines, or surface vessels to randomly deploy a large number of inexpensive miniature sensor nodes (ranging from hundreds to thousands) into the water of interest. These nodes form a multi-hop, self-organizing network … Read more