International Journal of Sensor Networks

Aims & Scope

IJSNet proposes and fosters discussion on and dissemination of issues related to research and applications of distributed and wireless/wired sensor and actuator networks. Sensor networks is an interdisciplinary field including many fields such as wireless networks and communications, protocols, distributed algorithms, signal processing, embedded systems, and information management. Topics covered include Energy efficiency, energy efficient protocols Applications Location techniques, routing, medium access control Coverage, connectivity, longevity, scheduling, synchronisation Network resource management, network protocols, lightweight protocols Fault tolerance/diagnostics Foundations Data storage, query processing, system architectures, operating systems In-network processing and aggregation Learning of models from data Mobility Performance analysis Sensor tasking and control Security, privacy, data integrity Modelling of systems/physical environments, simulation tools/environments

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