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6 1.3. THESIS ORGANIZATION experiments; and finally, the MANNASim module is described. Chapter 6 concludes the thesis, discussing the results obtained and future research. In Appendix A, a fault management application is developed to evaluate a self- diagnostic scheme. All experiments were performed considering an event-driven WSN. This appendix presents the experiments as well as the results obtained.
Chapter 2 Wireless Sensor Networks This chapter provides a prospective study on wireless sensor networks, including an overview of its basic characteristics (Section 2.1) and sensor node architectures (Section 2.2). The main differences among WSNs and other networks are addressed in Section 2.3. WSN and sensor nodes architecture are completely dependent on the purpose of the application. To illustrate the “application-dependent” characteristic of WSNs, Section 2.4 provides some applications of WSNs. It has come to our knowledge that the MANNA architecture [84] is the only integrated management solution for WSNs that has been proposed in the literature. Thus, Section 2.5 aims to present an overview of the main research topics in WSNs. Some of these topics could be used to perform some management services proposed by MANNA but they are not directly related to the management architecture field. Finally, Section 2.6 a conclusion concerning the topics presented. 2.1 Wireless Sensor Networks Overview The increasing sophistication of monitoring and controlling systems with multiple sensors has recently generated a great deal of interest in the development of WSNs. This provides distributed network access to sensors, actuators, and processors embedded in a variety 7
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