Selecting Relevant Sensor Providers for Meeting "Your" Quality Information Needs
Authors:
- George TychogiorgosGTGeorge Tychogiorgos
- Chatschik BisdikianCBChatschik Bisdikian
- 1 June 2011
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- Vol. 1 (15516245) , 200-205
Abstract
The accelerated, on-demand deployment of sensor networks raises the challenge of selecting the providers supplying the most "relevant" sensory information to a user's needs. This paper considers the spatial relevancy of information provided that accounts for the spatial gradations in the quality of the information desired and, specifically, considers: (a) selecting the minimum number of providers that cumulatively maximizes the information relevancy; and (b) considering a cost per provider, selecting the subset of providers that cumulatively maximizes the overall information relevancy subject to a budgetary constraint. The performance and robustness of the proposed solutions are studied both analytically and by simulation for a number of provider topologies.Keywords
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