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Industrial wireless sensor networks (IWSNs) have become popular, given the lower cost of installation than wired networks and their flexibility. WSNs are applied in monitoring, measurement, and control. Nuclear power plants (NPPs), in particular, have not been eager to adopt WSNs due to reliability, electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) as well as security concerns. On the other...
The use of wireless sensor networks has enabled the process industry to collect a vast amount of hitherto unknown data by making physical monitoring of the underlying processes and equipment practically and economically possible. Wireless communication has led to new applications in the field of wireless process automation which in the past were subjected to economical, physical and technological...
Wireless Sensor Network is an emerging technology which can significantly reduce the cost and the time needed to monitor the conditions of civil structures. This work presents W-TREMORS, a new wireless sensing system for high-frequency distributed data acquisition. Our sensor network is based on the low-power and low-data rate standard IEEE 802.15.4, and we used inexpensive hardware. Nevertheless,...
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