Data Fusion and Topology Control in Wireless Sensor Networks
Vrinda Gupta, Rajoo Pandey · 2007
Abstract: The design of large-scale sensor networks interconnecting various sensor nodes has spurred a great deal of interest due to its wide variety of applications. Wireless sensor networks allow distributed sensing and signal processing while collaborating during energy efficient operations. Wireless sensor networks are battery powered; therefore prolonging the network lifetime through an energy aware node organization is highly desirable. This paper highlights the advantages of data fusion and topology control in wireless sensor networks. Our aim is to provide a better understanding of the current research issues in this field. The paper provides a more detailed look at some existing data fusion and topology management algorithms.