Application of adaptive wireless sensor organizations to secure spatial domains
Eric T. Matson, Anthony H. Smith, J. Eric Dietz · 2009
The requirement for rapid deployment of resources is becoming ever more present in the current international state. The ability to move encampments, facilities and command post infrastructure requires a supporting set of technologies which allow quick movement. In an abstract sense, the command post becomes an emergent structure, capable of quick adaptation and reorganization over a very short time frame. One module of the command post may change independently and the remainder will not be affected by the change, it will simply adapt. This paper describes the integration of several technologies, such as reconfigurable broadband and adaptable sensor organizations, which allow the rapid deployment and movement of facilities to secure spatial domains.