Energy-efficient dual-sink algorithms for sink mobility in event-driven wireless sensor networks
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An energy-efficient dual-sink algorithm with role switching mechanism (EEDARS) to address the sink selection problem in scenarios with non simultaneous events and a fuzzy logic scheme for routing optimization is proposed to improve further energyefficiency in EEDARS and EDAFSM.
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- 2013-08-01
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