A wireless sensor network for border surveillance
Denise Dudek, Christian Stefan Haas, A. Kuntz, Martina Zitterbart, Daniela Krüger, Peter Rothenpieler, Dennis Pfisterer, Stefan Fischer · 2009
We will demonstrate a wireless sensor network system for the surveillance of critical areas and properties -- e.g. borders. The system consists of up to 10 sensor nodes that monitor a small border area. The protocols we show focus on detecting trespassers across a predefined area and reporting the detection to a gateway node securely. There, the trespasser's path will be graphically diplayed on a border map. The demonstration features secure protocols for the detection of trespassers, node failure and network partitioning, along with a duty cycle protocol to ensure network longevity. All information pertaining to relevant events in the network or border area will be graphically displayed on a gateway computer.