Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme

A Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) usually consists of numerous wireless devices deployed in a region of interest, each able to collect and process environmental information and communicate with neighboring devices. It can thus be regarded as a Multi-Agent System for territorial security, where indivi...

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Main Authors: Albert H.R. Ko, François Gagnon
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Language:English
Published: Emerald Publishing 2015-07-01
Series:Applied Computing and Informatics
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2210832714000374
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spelling doaj-09a5f01243b046ef9b3f7f563fb6274c2020-11-25T03:40:05ZengEmerald PublishingApplied Computing and Informatics2210-83272015-07-011128910110.1016/j.aci.2014.11.001Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover schemeAlbert H.R. Ko0François Gagnon1National Research Council Canada, CanadaETS, University of Quebec, CanadaA Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) usually consists of numerous wireless devices deployed in a region of interest, each able to collect and process environmental information and communicate with neighboring devices. It can thus be regarded as a Multi-Agent System for territorial security, where individual agents cooperate with each other to avoid duplication of effort and to exploit other agent’s capacities. The problem of sensor deployment becomes non-trivial when we consider environmental factors, such as terrain elevations. Due to the fact that all sensors are homogeneous, the chromosomes that encode sensor positions are actually interchangeable, and conventional crossover schemes such as uniform crossover would cause some redundancy as well as over-concentration in certain specific geographical area. We propose a Parsing Crossover Scheme that intends to reduce redundancy and ease geographical concentration pattern in an effort to facilitate the search. The proposed parsing crossover method demonstrates better performances than those of uniform crossover under different terrain irregularities.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2210832714000374Wireless sensor networksGenetic algorithmSensor placementMulti-agent systemCrossover
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author Albert H.R. Ko
François Gagnon
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François Gagnon
Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
Applied Computing and Informatics
Wireless sensor networks
Genetic algorithm
Sensor placement
Multi-agent system
Crossover
author_facet Albert H.R. Ko
François Gagnon
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title Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
title_short Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
title_full Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
title_fullStr Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
title_full_unstemmed Process of 3D wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
title_sort process of 3d wireless decentralized sensor deployment using parsing crossover scheme
publisher Emerald Publishing
series Applied Computing and Informatics
issn 2210-8327
publishDate 2015-07-01
description A Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) usually consists of numerous wireless devices deployed in a region of interest, each able to collect and process environmental information and communicate with neighboring devices. It can thus be regarded as a Multi-Agent System for territorial security, where individual agents cooperate with each other to avoid duplication of effort and to exploit other agent’s capacities. The problem of sensor deployment becomes non-trivial when we consider environmental factors, such as terrain elevations. Due to the fact that all sensors are homogeneous, the chromosomes that encode sensor positions are actually interchangeable, and conventional crossover schemes such as uniform crossover would cause some redundancy as well as over-concentration in certain specific geographical area. We propose a Parsing Crossover Scheme that intends to reduce redundancy and ease geographical concentration pattern in an effort to facilitate the search. The proposed parsing crossover method demonstrates better performances than those of uniform crossover under different terrain irregularities.
topic Wireless sensor networks
Genetic algorithm
Sensor placement
Multi-agent system
Crossover
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2210832714000374
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