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Protocols and Architectures for Wireless Sensor Networks / Holger Karl & Andreas Willig
English | 2005 | ISBN-13: 978-0-470-09510-2 | 507 pages | PDF | 12.6 MB
43465
The book is mainly targeted at senior undergraduate or graduate-level students, at academic and
industrial researchers working in the field, and also at engineers developing actual solutions for
wireless sensor networks. We consider this book as a good basis to teach a class on wireless sensor
networks (e.g. for a lecture corresponding to three European Credit Transfer System points).
This book is not intended as a first textbook on wireless networking. While we do try to introduce
most of the required background, it will certainly be helpful for the reader to have some prior
knowledge of wireless communication already; some first contact with mobile ad hoc networking
can be beneficial to understand the differences but is not essential. We do, however, assume general
networking knowledge as a given.
Moreover, in several parts of the book, some concepts and results from discrete mathematics
are used. It will certainly be useful for the reader to have some prior idea regarding optimization
problems, NP completeness, and similar topics.
https://www.4shared.com/s/fXq9Zdidkiq
English | 2005 | ISBN-13: 978-0-470-09510-2 | 507 pages | PDF | 12.6 MB
43465
The book is mainly targeted at senior undergraduate or graduate-level students, at academic and
industrial researchers working in the field, and also at engineers developing actual solutions for
wireless sensor networks. We consider this book as a good basis to teach a class on wireless sensor
networks (e.g. for a lecture corresponding to three European Credit Transfer System points).
This book is not intended as a first textbook on wireless networking. While we do try to introduce
most of the required background, it will certainly be helpful for the reader to have some prior
knowledge of wireless communication already; some first contact with mobile ad hoc networking
can be beneficial to understand the differences but is not essential. We do, however, assume general
networking knowledge as a given.
Moreover, in several parts of the book, some concepts and results from discrete mathematics
are used. It will certainly be useful for the reader to have some prior idea regarding optimization
problems, NP completeness, and similar topics.
https://www.4shared.com/s/fXq9Zdidkiq