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학술대회 Predictive Dependency Constraint Directed Self-Healing for Wireless Sensor Networks
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저자
Jingyuan Li, Yafeng Wu, John A. Stankovic, Sang H. Son, Ziguo Zhong, Tian He, 김봉완, 주성순
발행일
201006
출처
International Conference on Networked Sensing Systems (INSS) 2010, pp.22-29
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/INSS.2010.5573547
협약과제
09IC2100, QoS 및 확장성지원(S-MoRe) 센서네트워크 고도화 기술개발 (표준화연계), 채종석
초록
Wireless sensor networks are now being considered for mission critical applications, which are often largely unattended and need to operate reliably for years. However, due to the real world communication, sensing and failure realities, clock drift, and node faults, the system performance may degrade significantly over time. It is highly desirable that these natural deteriorations can be monitored continuously and can be corrected with self-healing when necessary. In this paper, we introduce a dependency constraint directed self-healing scheme for wireless sensor networks. We reveal that when self-healing services are being composed, certain dependency constraints, including invocation, parameter consistency, control and implicit assumption dependencies must be carefully identified and respected. We illustrate each of these dependency constraints through case studies in 3 different systems covering the typical functions of wireless sensor networks, including sensing, communication and tracking. Our research indicates that, following the dependency constraints in self-healing design is not only a must for the correctness of self-healing services, but is also a key to energy efficient self-healing. © 2010 IEEE.
KSP 제안 키워드
Case studies, Dependency constraints, Mission-critical, Over time, Real-world, Static wireless sensor networks(WSNs), System performance, clock drift, critical applications, energy-efficient, self-healing