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This paper presents a model of the property of a Wireless detector Network (WSN) deployed over asq. space, that considers border effects. This model supports AN correct analysis of the dependability of the network with and while not node failures. exploitation the planned model we tend to analyse the trade-off between the amount of sensors and their communication vary once deploying a wireless network that's connected with high chance and validate this analysis through simulation experiments. further simulations, considering detector failures, sanctioned that periodic detector redeployments, calculated in line with the planned model, will extend the dependability of WSNs, keeping them connected with high chance. For applications which will face up to temporary network disconnection, we tend to obtained theoretical and experimental proof that the planned model additionally supports the calculation of a less frequent redisposition procedure that has network property at high levels of convenience, finally, extending the approach to a circular formed space.

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