Fault Tolerance in Wireless Sensor Networks.
In Mobile Sensor Networks (MSNs), limited transmission range of the
sensor nodes requires nodes to collaborate with each other in order to
send their data to the Base Station ($BS$) which acts as a gateway
between the network and the remote user. However, nodes may fail
arbitrarily due to battery depletion, hardware malfunction, or an
external damage. Such failures may partition the network into multiple
disjoint segments isolated from the rest of the network. To restore
network connectivity, network topology can be restructured by employing
node mobility. However, mobility incurs excessive energy consumption and
must be limited to avoid further failures and extend the network
lifetime.
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Mobility-as-a-Service
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New Event
We have organized Wireless Sensor Networks and Robotics Summer School at Bursa Technical University on March 7-8, 2020. Click for the details.
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We have organized Bursa Science Fair at Türkiye Eğitim Gönüllüleri Vakfı Bursa Şubesi on February 27, 2020. Click for the details.
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We have organized Bursa Science Fair at Bursa Tophane Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi on February 26, 2020. Click for the details.
New Paper
Our paper titled A Steiner Zone Approach for Mobile Data Collection in Partitioned Wireless Sensor Networks is accepted to International Journal of Informatics Technologies.
New Paper
Our paper titled Cooperative Mobile Data Collection in Smart Cities is accepted to The University Thought - Publication in Natural Sciences.
New Paper
Our paper titled Mobile Data Collection in Smart City Applications: The Impact of Precedence-based Route Planning on Data Latency is accepted to Journal of Innovative Science and Engineering (JISE).
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