Lessons from the Field-Two Years of Deploying Operational Wireless Sensor Networks on the Great Barrier Reef
Lessons from the Field-Two Years of Deploying Operational Wireless Sensor Networks on the Great Barrier Reef
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DOI：
10.3390/s110706842
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发表时间：
2011-07-01
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影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
Page, Geoff
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作者：
Bainbridge, Scott;Eggeling, Damien;Page, Geoff
无线传感器网络承诺为观察系统做消费电子产品为像无线电这样的领域所做的事情-降低每次观察（照片）的价格，引入新的功能和能力，并使相对独特的技术和能力变得无处不在。虽然这可能是真实的一些陆地传感器网络，但在海洋环境中存在的问题限制了无处不在的廉价传感的实现。本文报道了两年的无线传感器网络部署在七个珊瑚礁沿着大堡礁在澳大利亚东北部的运作经验教训。
Wireless Sensor Networks promised to do for observation systems what consumer electronics have done for areas like photography-drive down the price per observation (photograph), introduce new functionality and capabilities, and make, what had been a relatively exclusive set of technologies and capabilities, ubiquitous. While this may have been true for some terrestrial sensor networks there are issues in the marine environment that have limited the realization of ubiquitous cheap sensing. This paper reports on the lessons learned from two years of operation of wireless sensor networks deployed at seven coral reefs along the Great Barrier Reef in north-eastern Australia.