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Initialization: without mass perturbation<br />
Inject parameters<br />
• NodeID<br />
• Measurement direction<br />
• # of samples<br />
• NExT/ERA parameters<br />
Time synchronization<br />
• Send beacon signal<br />
• Estimate local clock offset<br />
• Estimate clock drift<br />
Sensing<br />
• Update local clock offset<br />
• Start sensing<br />
• Copy acquired data to global<br />
variables<br />
• Acquire timestamp of each block of<br />
data<br />
• resample and synchronize the<br />
measured data<br />
Report to the base station<br />
Correlation function estimation<br />
• broadcast data<br />
• cross-spectral density estimation<br />
• ifft<br />
•averaging<br />
yes<br />
Need more<br />
averaging ?<br />
Report to the cluster heads and base<br />
station<br />
ERA<br />
no<br />
Report to the base station<br />
Initialization: with mass perturbation<br />
Inject parameters<br />
• NodeID<br />
• Measurement direction<br />
• # of samples<br />
• NExT/ERA parameters<br />
• Modal parameters from the previous<br />
step<br />
Time synchronization<br />
• Send beacon signal<br />
• Estimate local clock offset<br />
• Estimate clock drift<br />
Sensing<br />
• Update local clock offset<br />
• Start sensing<br />
• Copy acquired data to global<br />
variables<br />
• Acquire timestamp of each block of<br />
data<br />
• resample and synchronize the<br />
measured data<br />
Report to the base station<br />
Correlation function estimation<br />
• broadcast data<br />
• cross-spectral density estimation<br />
• ifft<br />
• averaging<br />
yes<br />
Need more<br />
averaging ?<br />
no<br />
Report to the cluster heads and base<br />
station<br />
ERA/Mass normalization constant<br />
estimate<br />
Report to the base station<br />
Figure 7.24. The block diagram of mass normalization constant estimation.<br />
At the beginning, parameters such as node IDs of the leaf nodes and measurement<br />
directions are injected to the manager sensor and cluster head nodes. Also, these nodes are<br />
notified which of the four sets of measurements shown in Figures 7.24 and 7.25 needs to<br />
be performed. Information from the base station or users is transferred only at this stage. It<br />
is considered possible to inject these parameters only once and store them on nonvolatile<br />
memory. In this way, networks of smart sensors can work as autonomous stand-alone<br />
systems.<br />
At the end of parameter injection, time synchronization begins. To increase the<br />
possibility of successful time synchronization, and to estimate clock drift, time<br />
synchronization is repeated multiple times. Time synchronization is also performed later<br />
between measurements.<br />
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