… existing sensor network management systems in terms of the functionality they provide. …
, we now examine individual state of the art sensor network management systems in more …

… that can be feasible for sensor networks applications, then we will have an elaborative
discussion on state of the art energy management techniques adopted for harvested energy in …

… reasoning about the WSN management. In the following we … management from the perspective
of management levels. Requirements that allow the characterization of a sensor network …

… network management system. The technological core of this article concerns fault management
from a network management … controller of the sensor network, which has sensor nodes …

… But nowadays, that new applications need data processing with temporal constraints in
their tasks; then one of the new challenges faced by wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is …

… in wireless sensor networks. We started with a taxonomy of the sources of faults in wireless
sensor networks. … Next, several management infrastructures for sensor networks and ad hoc …

… wireless sensor network aims lo collect data and, sometimes, control an environment. This
kind of network … ofsensing, processing and wireless communicating, called sensornodes. The …

… of wireless sensor networks is so wide that it tends to invade our every day life. In the future,
a sensor network … However, the wireless sensor networks themselves are prone to security …

… Wireless ad hoc sensor networks have the advantage of spanning a large geographical …
approach to event tracking and sensor resource management in sensor networks. The dual-…

… and fault tolerance compared to a single sensor node. Several projects that demonstrate
the feasibility of sensor networks are underway.A wireless microsensor node is typically battery …