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Reduced-Complexity Decentralized Detection of Spatially Non-Constant Phenomenacular, we consider . phenomena characterized by a . number of status changes (from state “0” to state “1”) across the sensors. This is realistic for sensor networking scenarios where abrupt spatial variations of the phenomenon under observation need to be estimated, e.g., an abrupt temperature incre

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Performance Analysis Of Zigbee Wireless Sensor Networks With Relaying . crucial. The goal of this chapter is to study the impact of relaying in Zigbee wireless sensor networks. In particular, we focus on Zigbee wireless sensor networks and analyze scenarios where the sensors transmit to an AP (or .) (i) directly, (ii) through a relay node (or .), or (iii) through two

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Implementation of Average Consensus Protocols for Commercial Sensor Networks Platformsemic algorithms in a number of distributed signal processing applications. This chapter looks into the implementation of average consensus algorithms within the constraints of current sensor network technology. Our event-based protocols work in the real event-based environment provided by a common M

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Biologically Inspired Approaches to Network Systems architecture) and biologically inspired nanoscale biological networks (i.e., molecular communication). The first branch, biologically inspired computer networks, applies techniques and algorithms from biological systems to the design and development of computer networks. The second branch, biologic

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Exploiting Overlay Networks Features To Enhance The Performance Of The File Moversfers for Data Grids. In its current implementation, the File Mover exploits only in part the potential benefits typical of overlay networks. In this chapter we consider three possible extensions of the File Mover, aimed at increasing its performance, that better exploit the characteristics of overl

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Grids and Networks Monitoring–Practical Approach pros, and cons, giving a rough overview of the possibilities and limitations. Then the authors point out a few requirements that are necessary to provide a unified interface tool, which could combine all the tools in a single, consistent web portal, with the support for user authentication and auth