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Vivek S Deshpande - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • characterization of wireless sensor networks for traffic a delay
    Ubiquitous Computing, 2013
    Co-Authors: Dattatray S Waghole, Vivek S Deshpande
    Abstract:

    The sensor network is a collection of different sensor nodes. At a moments of information transfer in the sensor network. Data packets should be transmitted via different nodes to the sink node. Wireless sensor network have a Throughput, energy, Reliability, congestion and delay are the different quality of services or parameters. For the reliable data packets transmission in the network require reliability as well as less traffic or congestion in the network. To manage E to E delay or latency in the network requires control the transfer of data packet, Path and traffic in the network. For reliable communication, packets will be sending from Redundant Path if there exists traffic problem. If in the network given huge amount of data packet to node then at that instance created many times traffic problem or congestion. so here improve all these problems. Delay problem solve the transmission problem. In this paper analyse & characterize the traffic and delay. This paper shows the better performance of routing protocols with comparisons & which protocol take a minimum delay with better Average Packet delivery Ratio(PDR) for reliable communication in wireless sensor network.

Pengyong Kong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • maximizing end to end reliability of routing with Redundant Path by optimal link layer scheduling
    Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, 2007
    Co-Authors: Haiguang Wang, Winston K G Seah, Pengyong Kong
    Abstract:

    A cross layer approach is important for designing multi-hop wireless network routing protocols. In this paper, we maximize the Path reliability by proper scheduling of transmissions at link layer over different Paths. In our scheme, each node involved in the routing maintains two Paths towards the destination. When forwarding a packet, the transmissions at link layer are optimally scheduled by considering the instantaneous channel reliability, the end-to-end reliability at the parent nodes and the remaining number of transmissions at this hop. We convert the decision process of the transmission scheduling into a Markov decision model and derive the optimal policy using backward induction algorithm. Results show that the end-to-end reliability can be improved significantly with the optimal transmission schedule.

Dattatray S Waghole - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • characterization of wireless sensor networks for traffic a delay
    Ubiquitous Computing, 2013
    Co-Authors: Dattatray S Waghole, Vivek S Deshpande
    Abstract:

    The sensor network is a collection of different sensor nodes. At a moments of information transfer in the sensor network. Data packets should be transmitted via different nodes to the sink node. Wireless sensor network have a Throughput, energy, Reliability, congestion and delay are the different quality of services or parameters. For the reliable data packets transmission in the network require reliability as well as less traffic or congestion in the network. To manage E to E delay or latency in the network requires control the transfer of data packet, Path and traffic in the network. For reliable communication, packets will be sending from Redundant Path if there exists traffic problem. If in the network given huge amount of data packet to node then at that instance created many times traffic problem or congestion. so here improve all these problems. Delay problem solve the transmission problem. In this paper analyse & characterize the traffic and delay. This paper shows the better performance of routing protocols with comparisons & which protocol take a minimum delay with better Average Packet delivery Ratio(PDR) for reliable communication in wireless sensor network.

Haiguang Wang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • maximizing end to end reliability of routing with Redundant Path by optimal link layer scheduling
    Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, 2007
    Co-Authors: Haiguang Wang, Winston K G Seah, Pengyong Kong
    Abstract:

    A cross layer approach is important for designing multi-hop wireless network routing protocols. In this paper, we maximize the Path reliability by proper scheduling of transmissions at link layer over different Paths. In our scheme, each node involved in the routing maintains two Paths towards the destination. When forwarding a packet, the transmissions at link layer are optimally scheduled by considering the instantaneous channel reliability, the end-to-end reliability at the parent nodes and the remaining number of transmissions at this hop. We convert the decision process of the transmission scheduling into a Markov decision model and derive the optimal policy using backward induction algorithm. Results show that the end-to-end reliability can be improved significantly with the optimal transmission schedule.

Lundgren, Eric C. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Methods for Using Durable Adhesively Bonded Joints for Sandwich Structures
    2016
    Co-Authors: Lundgren, Eric C., Smeltzer, Stanley S.
    Abstract:

    Systems, methods, and apparatus for increasing durability of adhesively bonded joints in a sandwich structure. Such systems, methods, and apparatus includes an first face sheet and an second face sheet as well as an insert structure, the insert structure having a first insert face sheet, a second insert face sheet, and an insert core material. In addition, sandwich core material is arranged between the first face sheet and the second face sheet. A primary bondline may be coupled to the face sheet(s) and the splice. Further, systems, methods, and apparatus of the present disclosure advantageously reduce the load, provide a Redundant Path, reduce structural fatigue, and/or increase fatigue life

  • Systems, Apparatuses, and Methods for Using Durable Adhesively Bonded Joints for Sandwich Structures
    2014
    Co-Authors: Smeltzer, Iii, Stanley S., Lundgren, Eric C.
    Abstract:

    Systems, methods, and apparatus for increasing durability of adhesively bonded joints in a sandwich structure. Such systems, methods, and apparatus includes an first face sheet and an second face sheet as well as an insert structure, the insert structure having a first insert face sheet, a second insert face sheet, and an insert core material. In addition, sandwich core material is arranged between the first face sheet and the second face sheet. A primary bondline may be coupled to the face sheet(s) and the splice. Further, systems, methods, and apparatus of the present disclosure advantageously reduce the load, provide a Redundant Path, reduce structural fatigue, and/or increase fatigue life