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Wireless Sensor Networks (Sommer 2016)

 

News

  • 18.07.2016 Lecture is canceled. Please visit PhD defense of Christian Ortolf at 1pm in 101-02-016/018 instead
  • 18.04.2016 2pm, 101-01-009/013 First lecture
  • 11.04.2016 Website is online 

Contents

In this lecture we present the networking aspect of sensor and actuator networks. Starting from existing systems we present algorithms and protocols for all networking layers. We discuss the lifetime of a sensor network and energy consumption. Also, the coverage, localization and data aggregation will be covered.

Organisation

Lecture (Prof. Christian Schindelhauer)

  • Monday, 14 - 16 Uhr  c.t., building 101 room 01-009/013
  • Wednesday, 8 - 9 Uhr c.t.,  building 101 room 01-009/013

Exercises (Joan Bordoy and Amir Bannoura)

  • Wednesday, 9 - 10 Uhr c.t., building. 101 room 01-009/013

 

Forum

There is a forum1 for discussions, questions, answers.

Material

Slides2

  1. Organisation (pdf3)
  2. Basics (pdf4)
  3. Multiplexing (pdf5)
  4. Overview (pdf6)
  5. Medium Access (pdf7)
  6. Routing (pdf8)
  7. WSN Routing (pdf9)
  8. Geometric Routing (pdf10)
  9. Wake-Up Receivers (pdf11)
  10. Managing Energy Harvesters (pdf12)
  11. Localization (pdf13)

Recordings14

  1. Organisation, Network Layers (recording15annotated slides16)
  2. Physical layer, frequency, Fourier transformation, modulation (recording17annotated slides18)
  3. Modulation, Multiplexing (recording19annotated slides20)
  4. CDMA (recording21annotated slides22)
  5. Medium Access, Aloha, CSMA, MACA (recording23annotated slides24)
  6. MACAW (recording25annotated slides26)
  7. Preamble Sampling, S-MAC (recording27annotated slides28)
  8. T-MAC, B-MAC (recording29annotated slides30)
  9. Routing, Distance-Vector, Link-State, Flooding (recording31annotated slides32)
  10. DSR, AODV (recording33annotated slides34)
  11. DYMO, OLSR (recording35annotated slides36)
  12. LEACH (recording37annotated slides38)
  13. CTP (recording39annotated slides40)
  14. RPL (recording41annotated slides42)
  15. Geometric Routing, Greedy, Recovery, Face Routing  (recording43annotated slides44)
  16. Geometric Routing, Face Routing (recording45annotated slides46)
  17. Grid based Routing, Location Service (recording47annotated slides48)
  18. Location Service (recording49annotated slides50)
  19. Wake-up Receivers  (recording51annotated slides52)
  20. Energy Harvesting Management (recording53annotated slides54)
  21. Localization: Overview (recording55annotated slides56)
  22. Localization: Dead Reckoning, Triangulation (recording57annotated slides58)
  23. Localization: Trilateration, Multilateration, Anchor-free Localization (recording59annotated slides60)
  24. Localization: Approaches to Anchor-free Localization (recording61annotated slides62)

 

Exercise sheets 

  1. Physical layer (pdf63, 27.04.2016)
  2. Fourier Transform (pdf64, 04.05.2016)
  3. Mac layer in IEEE 802.15.4 (pdf65, 11.05.2016)
  4. Backoff algorithms (pdf66, 25.05.2016)
  5. Distance Vector (pdf67, 01.06.2016)
  6. Aggregation (pdf68, 08.06.2016)
  7. ETX, CTL, RPL (pdf69, 15.06.2016)
  8. Geometric Routing (pdf70, 22.06.2016)
  9. Grid routing, beaconless routing (pdf71, 27.06.2016)
  10. Energy harvesting (pdf72, 06.07.2016)
  11. Localization (pdf73, 12.07.2016)

Exam

Registration for the exam is done via HISinOne. Don't be late. There will be a 30 minutes oral exam.

Literature

  • Holger Karl and Andreas Willig,  Protocols and Architectures for Wireless Sensor Networks, Wiley, 200
  • Ilyas and Mahgoub, Handbook of Sensor Networks: Compact Wireless and Wired Sensing Systems, CRC Press, 2005
  • Jie Wu, Handbook on Theoretical and Algorithmic Aspects of Sensor, Ad Hoc Networks and Peer-to-Per Networks, Auerbach, 2005
  • John G. Proakis and Masoud Salehi, Fundamentals of Communication Systems, Pearson, 2014
       

Further literature will be published here.