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12 May 2006 Cluster-based localization in wireless sensor networks
Muralidhar Medidi, Roger A. Slaaen, Yuanyuan Zhou, Christopher J Mallery, Sirisha Medidi
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Abstract
Localization is an important challenge in wireless sensor networks (WSN). Localization usually refers to the process of dynamically determining the position(s) of one or more node(s) in a larger network. The challenge lies in efficiently providing "acceptable" accuracy while conforming to the many constraints of WSNs. We propose a Cluster-based Partial Localization (CPL) to provide efficient localization, where the focus is on providing scalable partial localization suitable to a large and high-density network. CPL utilizes both a computationallyintensive localization technique (non-metric MDS) and a less intensive triangulation to achieve balance between complexity and performance. Clustering is utilized to select a subset of nodes to perform the non-metric MDS localization and then extend to the rest of the network. We show, with simulation results, that CPL will provide a considerable reduction in both computation and communication, while still yielding an acceptable accuracy.
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Muralidhar Medidi, Roger A. Slaaen, Yuanyuan Zhou, Christopher J Mallery, and Sirisha Medidi "Cluster-based localization in wireless sensor networks", Proc. SPIE 6248, Wireless Sensing and Processing, 62480J (12 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.672880
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