Miriam Carlos-Mancilla
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a novel multi-agent based modelling framework for developing ad-hoc networking strategies in multi-sink wireless network. The framework describes the structure and activities of a wireless sensor device as a reactive agent interacting with other peers with identical capabilities. The framework is illustrated using a case study in a multi-sink wireless network.
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- An Agent Based Framework for Multi-Sink Wireless Sensor Networks
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