ВИКОРИСТАННЯ БЕЗПРОВІДНИХ СЕНСОРНИХ МЕРЕЖ ДЛЯ КОНТРОЛЮ ПЕРЕСУВАННЯ ОБ'ЄКТІВ НА КОНТРОЛЬОВАНИХ ТЕРИТОРІЯХ
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Using wireless sensor networks to control the motion of objects in a controlled territory
Wireless sensor networks are widely used in applied use.Using sensors with various sensing methods allows you to track air and ground objects.The ability of sensors to track their location and form communication paths makes it easy to create networks in hard-to-reach places.The ability of sensors to operate under any external conditions and to provide objective information through the collection of information by various methods makes it possible to use sensor networks in critical sites that pose a potential threat to human life and cause significant damage to the environment.
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Waltenegus Dargie, Christian Poellabauer. Wireless sensorn etworks. Theory andpractice / Wiley Serieson Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, 2010.
Mao G. Wіreless sensor network localіzatіon technіques / G. Mao, B. Fіdan, B. Anderson // Computer Networks, 51(10), pp. 2529 – 2553, 2007.
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