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Study of RSS-based localisation methods in wireless sensor networks
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| Localisation of nodes in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is important to context-aware and position-dependent applications. Many algorithms exist for localising nodes using received signal strength. In this paper, we present a quantitative comparison of algorithms which use RSS as a ranging method and present a localisation software framework called Senseless. We conducted a survey about the in uence of the orientation of a node. Our study nds that the received power is not equal in all directions and that no single best algorithm for localisation exists to date. Each algorithm has a dierent purpose and diverse properties. The optimal algorithm can be chosen for each environment. In our environment, MinMax is the current algorithm of choice. Using this framework, we implemented several centralised algorithms: Trilateration, Min-Max, Centroid Localisation and Weighted Centroid Localisation. | | |
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English
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The¨proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on the Use of Modern Information and Communication Technologies - ECUMICT 2010 | |
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2010
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p. 307-318
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978-90-808255-0-5
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