A hybrid scheme for video transmission over wireless multimedia sensor networks

A hybrid scheme for video transmission over wireless multimedia sensor networks
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10.1109/med.2009.5164670
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2009-06
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2009 17th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation
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通讯作者:
Dionisis Kandris;M. Tsagkaropoulos;I. Politis;A. Tzes;S. Kotsopoulos
Dionisis Kandris;M. Tsagkaropoulos;I. Politis;A. Tzes;S. Kotsopoulos
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Dionisis Kandris;M. Tsagkaropoulos;I. Politis;A. Tzes;S. Kotsopoulos

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