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’Range-free sensor localisation with ring overlapping based on comparison of received signal strength indicator’ International Journal of Sensor Networks 2007 Vol. 2 No 5/6
Technical Report: Mica Mote Antenna Radiation Pattern Analysis
Report: Implementation of ROCRSSI Method for Location Estimation
Final Project - Experimental Study of a Range-Free Localization Method for Wireless Sensor Networks
IWCMC'06 "Radio Propagation Patterns in Wireless Sensor Networks: New Experimental Results"
Source Code
Mica Mote changes to Read Signal Strength
Useful Links
Radio References
Fresnel Zone Boundary Calculator
Fresnel Zone Clearance:
Have a look at my paper for a brief explanation of Fresnel Zones and an application of this concept. Fresnel Zone clearance is required to avoid unwanted reflections of a radio signal at the receiving antenna.
Antenna Measurement Laboratory Manual:
This is a good basic introduction to antenna measurement.
VHF-UHF-Microwave Radio Propagation A Primer for Digital Experimenters
Radio Propagation Modeling
Understanding and Using Antenna Radiation Patterns - Joseph H. Reisert
SmartDust Reference
SMART DUST
TinyOS Tutorial
Autonomous Networks Research Group Home Page
Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center
Crossbow
UCLA CS213-03 Syllabus Advanced Topics Distributed Embedded Systems
Dataman Ad-hoc Positioning System
Constraint-based Approaches to Time-bounded Synthesis,Customization and Adaptation in Networked Embedded Systems
Embedded Networks Laboratory, University of Southern California
I-LENSE ISI Laboratory for Embedded Networked Sensor Experimentation
IEEE 802.15.4 WPAN-LR Task Group
Jason Hill
Millennial.Net
NOMADS: Mobile Wireless Networks Design and Testing Group
MoteTrack - Project Home Page
NASA-JPL Sensor Webs Project
Radiometrix - Radio Packet Controller
SCADDS Scalable Coordination Architectures for Deeply Distributed Systems
Secure Language-Based Adaptive Platform for WEBS
The DataMan Lab
News
EDN - Eyes and ears everywhere networking embedded devices
Sensors - April 2002 - MICA The Commercialization of MicrosensorMotes
Slashdot NatSci 802.11x WiFi Tracker Zeroes In On Users
Slashdot New Chips Enable 2.4 GHz Sensor Networks
Slashdot Spray-On Computers
Slashdot Wireless Street Lamps for Traffic Monitoring
Spec takes the next step toward the vision of true smart dust
Virtual Embedded Real Time for TOS
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