Wireless sensor and actor networks II : proceedings of the 2008 IFIP Conference on Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks (WSAN 08), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, July 14-15, 2008 / edited by Ali Miri
Threat-Aware Clustering in Wireless Sensor Networks -- CES: Cluster-based Energy-efficient Scheme for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks -- Balancing Overhearing Energy and Latency in Wireless Sensor Networks -- Transmission Power Management for IR-UWB WSN Based on Node Population Density -- Power-On Controller for high lifetime wireless sensor nodes -- Cooperation Mechanism Taxonomy for Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks -- Extending Network Life by Using Mobile Actors in Cluster-based Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks -- Deployment-based Solution for Prolonging Network Lifetime in Sensor Networks -- An Architecture for Multimedia Delivery Over Service Specific Overlay Networks -- A Security Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks -- HERO: Hierarchical kEy management pRotocol for heterOgeneous wireless sensor networks -- Designing incentive packet relaying strategies for wireless ad hoc networks with game theory -- Energy Efficient Key Management Protocols to Securely Confirm Intrusion Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks -- Proposal and Evaluation of a Rendezvous-based Adaptive Communication Protocol for Large-scale Wireless Sensor Networks -- A Sensor Network Protocol for Automatic Meter Reading in an Apartment Building -- Monitoring Linear Infrastructures Using Wireless Sensor Networks * -- Non-Custodial Multicast over the DTN-Prophet Protocol -- Improving Mobile and Ad-hoc Networks performance using Group-Based Topologies -- MAC specifications for a WPAN allowing both energy saving and guaranteed delay -- MAC specifications for a WPAN allowing both energy saving and guaranteed delay* -- ERFS: Enhanced RSSI value Filtering Schema for Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks -- Energy-Efficient Location-Independent k-connected Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks* -- RAS: A Reliable Routing Protocol for Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks?
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