Event-Driven Node Localization by IR fingerprint in Wireless Sensor Networks

Volume: 3    Issue: 7

Year of Publication: 2016

Pages: (6-10)

Authors: Gurpreet Kaur, Sangeet Pal Kaur

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Abstract

Sensor node localization is one of the ultimate challenging obstacles in the wireless sensor network field. Although countless admirable works have been done for the sensor node positioning concern, it is stock-still an open problem. Wireless sensor networks are enormously being used in different habitat to perform diversified auditoring responsibility such as search, rescue, disaster relief, target tracking and a number of tasks in crafty environments. Countless applications in wireless sensor networks desire sensor nodes to obtain their outright geographical positions. This paper properly describes, compositions, implements, and evaluates a novel localization scheme called Spotlight. The scheme uses spatiotemporal worth of well-controlled incident in the network; light in this canister, to obtain region of sensor nodes. Achievement of the system is figure out through deployments of Mica2 and XSM motes in a rustic environment, where 20 cm localization error is achieved. The simulations pageants that our proposed localization algorithm has improve performance. Here, event DRIVEN node localization by IR fingerprint is used in wireless sensor network. For the implementation of this proposed work we use the Communication Tool within the MATLAB Software.

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