Pritam Goswami
ABSTRACT
In a sensor network, the occurrence of coverage hole in the system is quite natural. The most common technique used to heal such a hole is to deploy sensors densely. Some of these sensors remain active and covers the whole target area and the remaining stays deactivated as long as there is no hole in the network. This technique will not work properly if the deployment of the sensors is not dense. In this paper, this problem has been dealt with mobile sensors. The proposed algorithm in this paper can heal a hole with minimal numbers of sensors needed to cover the target area.
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