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Register a new userPerformance Evaluation Of Link Quality Estimators In Wireless Sensor Networks Based On Collection Tree Routing Protocol
تقييم أداء مقاييس جودة الوصلات في شبكات الحساسات اللاسلكية التي تعتمد على بروتكول التوجيه الشجري
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في هذا البحث قمنا بدراسة و مقارنة أشهر مقاييس جودة الوصلات داخل شبكات الحساسات اللاسلكية التي تعتمد على بروتكول التوجيه الشجري (CTP) المضّمن داخل نظام التشغيل (TinyOS) و ذلك من أجل عدة نماذج لشبكة حساسات لاسلكية، و قمنا بإجراء محاكاة لهذه المقاييس باستخدام محاكي الشبكات (TOSSIM) و ذلك من أجل تقييم أدائها.
In this PAPER, we perform a study and extensive comparative between the well-known link quality estimators and CTP, a tree-based routing protocol provided by TinyOS for different network topology and simulate it using TOSSIM simulator to evaluate the performance of these estimators.
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