Abstract Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) pose several problems in terms of scalability and
energy consumption. Many of them have been treated in the literature by means of …

Wireless sensor–actuator networks (WSANs) offer an appealing communication technology
for process automation applications to incorporate the Internet of Things (IoT). In contrast to …

Recently Choi et al. designed the first practical wireless full-duplex system, which
challenges the basic assumption in wireless communications that a radio cannot transmit …

Energy saving is often achieved via “squeezing” other application-sensitive Quality of
Service (QoS) parameters such as delay and throughput. Accordingly, energy-saving …

The authors analyze the statistical performance of two algorithms proposed earlier (1991) for
source direction estimation using a single (lumped) acoustic vector sensor. The first …

Energy efficiency is an important goal for Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) designers.
However, successful implementations of such networks are highly dependent on the …

Successful exploitation of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) depends intuitively on the
enabling technologies as well as the provision of application-level quality of service (QoS) …

Recently, Choi et al. designed the first practical full-duplex wireless system, which
challenges the basic assumption in wireless communications that a radio cannot transmit …

It is extremely challenging to provide, to guarantee, and to optimize the quality of services
(QoS) in a low-power multihop wireless sensor network (WSN) concerning achieving high …

Recent years have witnessed growing interest in deploying wireless sensing applications in
real-world environments. For example, home automation systems provide fine-grained …