NONLINEAR TRAJECTORY DISCOVERY OF A MOVING TARGET BY WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

Faculty Science Year: 2010
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Journal: Computing and Informatics, Computing and Informatics, Volume:
Keywords : NONLINEAR TRAJECTORY DISCOVERY OF , MOVING TARGET , WIRELESS    
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Abstract. Target tracking is an important cooperative sensing application of wire- less sensor networks. In these networks energy, computing power and communica- tion bandwidth are scarce. In this paper, we consider a randomly deployed se
   
     
 
       

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