Autonomic Role and Mission Allocation Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks.
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Author(s)
Bourdenas, Themistoklis
Tei, Kenji
Honiden, Shinichi
Sloman, Morris
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Pervasive applications incorporate physical components that are exposed to everyday use and a large number of conditions and external factors that can lead to faults and failures. It is also possible that application requirements change during deployment and the network needs to adapt to a new context. Consequently, pervasive systems must be capable to autonomically adapt to changing conditions without involving users becoming a transparent asset in the environment. In this paper, we present an autonomic mechanism for initial task assignment in sensor networks, an NP-hard problem. We also study on-line adaptation of the original deployment which considers real-time metrics for maximising utility and lifetime of applications and smooth service degradation in the face of component failures. © 2011 IEEE.
Date Issued
2011
Citation
SASO, 2011, pp.61-70
ISBN
978-1-4577-1614-0
Publisher
IEEE
Start Page
61
End Page
70
Journal / Book Title
SASO
Copyright Statement
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Identifier
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/mostRecentIssue.jsp?punumber=6062618
Source
Fifth IEEE International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems (SASO)
Source Place
Michigan, USA
Start Date
2011-10-03
Finish Date
2011-10-07
Coverage Spatial
Michigan, USA