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Data Processing and Exchange Challenges in Video-Based Wireless Sensor Networks

Published:2016 Issue: Volume: Page:1986-2005
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Container-title:Mobile Computing and Wireless Networks
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Author:

Pescaru Dan¹,Curiac Daniel-Ioan¹

Affiliation:

1. Politehnica University of Timisoara, Romania

Abstract

This chapter presents the main challenges in developing complex systems built around the core concept of Video-Based Wireless Sensor Networks. It summarizes some innovative solutions proposed in scientific literature on this field. Besides discussion on various issues related to such systems, the authors focus on two crucial aspects: video data processing and data exchange. A special attention is paid to localization algorithms in case of random deployment of nodes having no specific localization hardware installed. Solutions for data exchange are presented by highlighting the data compression and communication efficiency in terms of energy saving. In the end, some open research topics related with Video-Based Wireless Sensor Networks are identified and explained.

Publisher

IGI Global

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