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Adaptive Store and Forward - A look into possible solutions for the increasing resource consumption in wireless sensor networks

Homb, Gunnar Ranøyen
Master thesis
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2408448
Date
2016
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Abstract
Over the recent years the interest for wireless sensor networks and Internet of

Things (IoT) has grown significantly. As a consequence of this, there is a need

for solutions to conserve restricted resources such as energy and network usage.

This thesis presents a look into possible solutions to meet the new demands. A

complete test platform is presented and established. A wireless sensor network

based on the protocol 6LoWPAN is used as a test bench. In addition a custom

energy measurement system is designed, implemented and physically built. Despite

some challenges with the physical assembly, several tests was conducted. The tests

does indicate that the presented store and forward method could possibly reduce

the energy consumption in such systems. This indication was approximately 10% in potential energy savings over a duration of 100 Seconds for a single node. A list of tasks for further work is also presented together with possible improvements.
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