3. Discover the network
Neighborhood discovery is a mechanism that enables each sensor to establish a list of other sensors within radio range (its neighbors). This step is very important in the life of a network, since most higher-level algorithms (routing, scheduling, etc.) rely on the neighbor tables built by these algorithms.
Neighborhood discovery is traditionally achieved by periodically sending a HELLO message. On receiving such a message from sensor v, sensor u learns of v's existence as a neighbor and enters it into its neighborhood table, or updates the corresponding entry if v already appears there. When no message from v is received...
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- (1) - Harvard Sensor Network Lab - Volcano Monitoring. - http://fiji.eecs.harvard.edu/Volcano .
- (2) - KIM (S.), CULLER (D.), DEMMEL (J.) - Structural Health Monitoring...
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