The use of wireless sensor networks, or WSNs, is expanding for a number of purposes, such as environmental monitoring, healthcare delivery, and more. These networks are composed of tiny, sensor-equipped devices known as nodes that are able to wirelessly sense, analyze, and send data. Because of their short network life...
K. Satyasree, V. Murthy, S. Poornima et al.· International Journal of Mar...· 0 citations
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