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Experimental analysis and characterization of a wireless sensor network environment
Author(s) -
Bogdan Pavković,
Fabrice Théoleyre,
Dominique Barthel,
Andrzej Duda
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
hal (le centre pour la communication scientifique directe)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1145/1868589.1868595
Subject(s) - testbed , computer science , node (physics) , wireless sensor network , wireless , relation (database) , statistical analysis , wireless network , point (geometry) , distributed computing , computer network , data mining , real time computing , telecommunications , engineering , geometry , mathematics , structural engineering , statistics
Existing testbeds, even though rare and specialized, are not often exploited to their full potential. Data collected during experimentation are usually used to evaluate some specific tested aspect. To further benefit from the knowledge gathered on a testbed and to obtain the insight into the WSN environment itself, we propose a thorough statistical analysis. Some of our analysis include radio link characterization, its correlation with environmental parameters as well as an insight into network dynamics from the point of view of a node and a link. We also discuss how testbeds should be designed or improved to provide more detailed information necessary for an advanced analysis.

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