Architecture for application development on the fly for wireless sensor networks

TY - CONF

T1 - Architecture for application development on the fly for wireless sensor networks

AU - Yadav, Poonam

AU - Yadav, Nagesh

AU - Thuremella, Anuragmayi

PY - 2007

Y1 - 2007

N2 - Wireless sensor networks are designed and built as per the application's needs and thus cannot be shared by other applications. This makes the deployment of applications expensive and the applications are always built after the initial event. The authors propose and explain the novel concept of application development on the fly and propose the architecture for such a system. They also propose a strategy for the reuse of the elements of the pre-existing application networks, by the new application under development. The application development in real time when the event is taking place, assumes the availability of the base knowledge needed for the network somewhere on the net or the availability of human expert. The proposed architecture uses the following concepts: semantic interpretation of low level signals reaching an application server, identification of the problem, problem decomposition on the fly, identifying SW agents that could solve sub problems and integrate the sub problem solutions into the complete solution. It makes use of distributed knowledgebases across the net and datamining techniques. The paper identifies the major challenges in developing such systems.

AB - Wireless sensor networks are designed and built as per the application's needs and thus cannot be shared by other applications. This makes the deployment of applications expensive and the applications are always built after the initial event. The authors propose and explain the novel concept of application development on the fly and propose the architecture for such a system. They also propose a strategy for the reuse of the elements of the pre-existing application networks, by the new application under development. The application development in real time when the event is taking place, assumes the availability of the base knowledge needed for the network somewhere on the net or the availability of human expert. The proposed architecture uses the following concepts: semantic interpretation of low level signals reaching an application server, identification of the problem, problem decomposition on the fly, identifying SW agents that could solve sub problems and integrate the sub problem solutions into the complete solution. It makes use of distributed knowledgebases across the net and datamining techniques. The paper identifies the major challenges in developing such systems.

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U2 - 10.1109/WCSN.2007.4475766

DO - 10.1109/WCSN.2007.4475766

M3 - Paper

AN - SCOPUS:50649102160

SP - 145

EP - 148

T2 - 3rd International Conference on Wireless Communication and Sensor Networks (WCSN-2007)

Y2 - 13 December 2007 through 15 December 2007

ER -