On Scalability in Sensor Networks

Three complementary approaches to scaling sensor networks up in the number of nodes and in energy efficiency are surveyed. Imaging Sensor Nets provide a massively scala b e architecture for sensor networks with tens of thousands of n odes. Distributed Beamforming provides a gain in energy efficiency proportional to the number of nodes collaborating in the beamforming. Biased Resource Allocation provides a framework f or scaling multihop sensor nets, combining in-network proces sing with joint routing/scheduling strategies that bias against connections that take up too many network resources.

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