Self-monitoring in Wireless Sensor Networks

Jari Jankkari; Henrik Huovila; Seppo Rantala; Harri Siirtola

Self-monitoring in Wireless Sensor Networks

Jari Jankkari, Henrik Huovila, Seppo Rantala, Harri Siirtola

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

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Abstract

A wireless sensor network (WSN) is composed of several autonomous and compact devices, which have a radio transceiver, microcontroller, battery and sensor interface. They typically monitor physical conditions and transmit those measurements to a coordinator in a main location. WSN self-monitoring has two separate but equally important units: 1) monitoring of a sensor network environment and 2) monitoring of sensor condition. The previous takes care that the information flow is constant and reliable. The latter guarantees that only correct information is forwarded to the coordinator. In this document concept of WSN self-monitoring, its equipment and an example installation is examined and presented.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	3rd Workshop on Wireless Communication and Applications (WoWCA 2012), Vaasa, Finland, April 25-26 2012
Place of Publication	Vaasa
Publisher	Vaasan yliopisto
ISBN (Print)	978-952-476-395-0
Publication status	Published - 2012
MoE publication type	A4 Article in a conference publication
Event	3rd Workshop on Wireless Communication and Applications, WoWCA 2012 - Vaasa, Finland Duration: 25 Apr 2012 → 26 Apr 2012

Conference

Conference	3rd Workshop on Wireless Communication and Applications, WoWCA 2012
Abbreviated title	WoWCA
Country/Territory	Finland
City	Vaasa
Period	25/04/12 → 26/04/12

Keywords

condition monitoring
fault diagnosis
surveillance
wireless sensor networks

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