Network tomography is an inference technique for internal network characteristics such as link loss rate and link delay from end-toend measurements. In this paper, we consider network tomography for link loss rates, which is referred to as loss tomography. We propose a loss tomography scheme with bitwise operation-based in-network processing. Intermediate nodes generate coded packets by perform...

Dew condensation on the leaf surface of greenhouse crops can promote diseases caused by fungus and bacteria, affecting the growth of the crops. In this paper, we present a WSN (Wireless Sensor Network)-based automatic monitoring system to prevent dew condensation in a greenhouse environment. The system is composed of sensor nodes for collecting data, base nodes for processing collected data, re...

Active Storage provides an opportunity for reducing the bandwidth requirements between the storage and compute elements of current supercomputing systems, and leveraging the processing power of the storage nodes used by some modern file systems. To achieve both objectives, Active Storage allows certain processing tasks to be performed directly on the storage nodes, near the data they manage. Ho...

Wireless Image Sensor Networks (WISNs) consisting of untethered camera nodes and sensors may be deployed in a variety of unattended and possibly hostile environments to obtain surveillance data. In such settings, theWISN nodes must perform reliable event acquisition to limit the energy, computation and delay drains associated with forwarding large volumes of image data wirelessly to a sink node...

Pure all-optical packet-switched networks in which both header processing and packet routing are carried out in the optical domain overcome the bandwidth bottlenecks of optoelectronic conversions and therefore are expected to meet the needs of next generation high speed networks. Due to the limited capabilities of available optical logic devices, realizations of pure all-optical packet-switched...

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are defined as dynamic, self-deployed, highly constrained structured network. It`s high computational environment with limited and controlled transmission range, processing, as well as limited energy sources. The sever power constraints strongly affect the existence of active nodes and hence the network lifetime. In order to prolong the network life time we have ...

due to limitations in computing resources of mobile nodes, mobile ad-hoc networks (manets) are very fault-prone. so far, redundancy at different levels of the network has been considered an efficient strategy to enhance the fault-tolerance of networks. indeed, ad-hoc networks are extremely redundant; therefore, natural redundancy to fault tolerance enhancement has a great impact on the network ...

Roadside units (RSUs), which have strong computing capability and are close to vehicle nodes, been widely used process delay- computation-intensive tasks of nodes. However, due their high mobility, vehicles may drive out the coverage RSUs before receiving task processing results. In this paper, we propose a mobile edge computing-assisted vehicular network, where can offload nearby via vehicle-t...

Abstract: In Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) the sensor nodes are very much sensitive to the energy consumption. The success of the wireless sensor network applications highly depends on the reliable communication among the sensor nodes. One of the major problems in WSN environments is the limitation of the physical resource that is energy resources. More energy is consumed in transmitting and re...

In this paper, a development of sensor node for environment monitoring is described. The Reconfigurable System-On-chip (RSOC) technology is used to integrate the node’s main components on FieldProgrammable Gate Array (FPGA) chip. The main components required to support the environmental applications such as pixels sensor, reconfigurable processing core, and a tiny solar unit for recharging node...