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Use of aerial platforms for energy efficient medium access control in wireless sensor networks

Mitchell et al., 2010

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775060350876761810
Author
Mitchell P
Qiu J
Li H
Grace D
Publication year
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Computer Communications

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This paper explores the potential of a novel approach to energy efficient medium access control for wireless sensor networks, whereby an aerial platform is employed to remove the distributed coordination and/or relaying burden from the network. A review of state of the art …
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