The sensor network design approach normally considers the communication energy consumption for
evaluating a communication protocol. This is true for the low power devices such as MICAz/MICA2
which do not consume a lot of energy for the data treatment. However, recently developed sensor devices
for multimedia applications such as iMote2 do consume considerable amount of energy for data
processing. In this article, we consider various scenarios for routing the data in wireless multimedia
sensor networks by considering the local design parameters of devices such as PXA27x and beagleboard.
The proposed routing solution considers node level optimizations such as data compression, dynamic
voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) for making a routing decision. The proposed approaches have
been simulated to prove the effectiveness of the approach
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%A Khan, Zeeshan Ali
%A Shakir, Mustafa
%D 2012
%J International Journal of Ad hoc, Sensor & Ubiquitous Computing (IJASUC)
%K Communication Computation Consumption Design Energy Low Networks Power Real-time Sensor Wireless data delivery versus
%N 4
%P 8
%R 10.5121/ijasuc.2012.3407
%T Interplay of Communication and Computation Energy Consumption for Low Power Sensor Network Design
%U http://aircconline.com/ijasuc/V3N4/0812asuc07.pdf
%V 3
%X The sensor network design approach normally considers the communication energy consumption for
evaluating a communication protocol. This is true for the low power devices such as MICAz/MICA2
which do not consume a lot of energy for the data treatment. However, recently developed sensor devices
for multimedia applications such as iMote2 do consume considerable amount of energy for data
processing. In this article, we consider various scenarios for routing the data in wireless multimedia
sensor networks by considering the local design parameters of devices such as PXA27x and beagleboard.
The proposed routing solution considers node level optimizations such as data compression, dynamic
voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) for making a routing decision. The proposed approaches have
been simulated to prove the effectiveness of the approach
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evaluating a communication protocol. This is true for the low power devices such as MICAz/MICA2
which do not consume a lot of energy for the data treatment. However, recently developed sensor devices
for multimedia applications such as iMote2 do consume considerable amount of energy for data
processing. In this article, we consider various scenarios for routing the data in wireless multimedia
sensor networks by considering the local design parameters of devices such as PXA27x and beagleboard.
The proposed routing solution considers node level optimizations such as data compression, dynamic
voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) for making a routing decision. The proposed approaches have
been simulated to prove the effectiveness of the approach},
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title = {Interplay of Communication and Computation Energy Consumption for Low Power Sensor Network Design},
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