4.7 Conclusion
We have presented a new scalable algorithm, termed SCARE, for self-configuration and adaptive reconfiguration in dense sensor networks. The proposed approach distributes the set of nodes into subsets of coordinator and non-coordinator nodes. It exploits the redundancy inherent in these networks to maintain coverage in the presence of node failure, as well as to prolong the network lifetime. We have presented a novel node replacement strategy that allows SCARE to use non-coordinator nodes to replace coordinator nodes that fail. We have presented simulation results to highlight the advantages of SCARE over a previously proposed topology management scheme Span for ad hoc networks.
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(2005). Energy-Efficient Self-Organization. In: Scalable Infrastructure for Distributed Sensor Networks. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-213-6_4
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