Stephan Olariu
ABSTRACT
The main contribution of this work is to propose a new concept: the AutoNomouS Wireless sEnsor netwoRk (ANSWER) whose mission is to provide in-situ users with secure information that enhances their context awareness. ANSWER finds immediate applications to both overt and covert operations ranging from tactical battlefield surveillance to crisis management and homeland security. ANSWER is capable of performing sophisticated analyses for detecting trends and identifying unexpected, coherent, and emergent behavior.
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Index Terms
- ANSWER: autonomous wireless sensor network
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