Existing routing protocols for multi-sink wireless sensor networks (WSNs) attempt to optimize
energy efficiency and routing survivability from the perspective of the network itself, without …

In most cases, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are deployed in unattended scenarios and
are featured by energy sensitivity and low cost, thus making the performance of WSNs prone …

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are increasingly proposed for applications characterized
by many-to-many communication, where multiple sources report their data to multiple sinks …

Wireless sensor network (WSN) has proved to be a hardcore desideratum for the continuous
monitoring of hostile areas suffering from devastating forest fires, sudden volcanic eruptions …

Low power and lossy networks have been an active area of research due to their large
number of potential applications in different environments like health, environment …

Introduction of mobile sinks into a wireless sensor network can largely improve the network
performance. However, sink mobility can cause unexpected changes of network topology …

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have captivated substantial attention from both industrial
and academic research in the last few years. The major factor behind the research efforts in …

One of the most important challenges we must cope with in wireless sensor networks is the
energy problem. In these networks, nodes have no unique addresses and are identified by …

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are subject to node failures because of energy
constraints, as well nodes can be added to or removed from the network upon application …