Building Wireless Sensor Networks


Application to Routing and Data Diffusion

Building Wireless Sensor Networks

Edited by

Smain Femmam, University of Haute-Alsace, France


ISBN : 9781785482748

Publication Date : September 2017

Hardcover 192 pp

120.00 USD

Co-publisher

Description


Existing wireless networks aim to provide communication services between vehicles by enabling the vehicular networks to support wide range applications. This book discusses the new challenges involved in securing routing in wireless sensor networks with different new hybrid topologies.

An analysis of the security of real time data diffusion, a protocol used for routing in wireless sensor networks, is provided along with the various possible attacks on this routing protocol and the possible countermeasures to prevent these attacks. Different applications are introduced, and different new topologies are developed for these purposes.

Topics discussed include Audio Video Bridging (AVB) switched Ethernet, a study that uses the representation of a network of wireless sensors by a grayscale image to construct routing protocols minimizing the energy consumption and data sharing in Vehicular Ad-Hoc networks.

New topologies are proposed first based on the graphiton models, then the Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard (ZigBee sensors) and finally the Pancake graphs as an alternative to the Hypercube for interconnecting processors in parallel computer networks.

Contents


1. A Survey of Switched Ethernet Solutions for Real-time Audio/Video Communications.
2. Representation of Networks of Wireless Sensors with a Grayscale Image: Application to Routing.
3. Routing and Data Diffusion in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks.
4. New “Graphiton” Model: A Computational Discrete Space, Self-Encoded as Trivalent Spin Networks.
5. Beacon Cluster-Tree Construction for ZigBee/IEEE802.15.4 Networks.
6. One-by-One Embedding of the Twisted Hypercube into Pancake Graph.

About the authors/editors


Smain Femmam is currently Senior Director of Research at the University of Haute-Alsace in France and is on the editorial board of several journals. His research interests include signal processing for wireless communication-computers, estimation theory, adaptive filtering, array processing, distributed and embedding systems, complex theory and robotics.