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Application semantics in query optimization for WSNs

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ABSTRACT

Efficient data acquisition in WSNs has attracted significant interest. For example, TinyDB [2] introduced query dissemination and data aggregation trees. Later, a probabilistic model of the physical world is used in [1]. Recently, [3] argues that probabilistic models of the physical world used in acquisition may miss outliers and introduces spatio-temporal suppression-based methods. We classify these established approaches as query-and-data centric approaches for optimizing the data acquisition process.

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          SenSys '07: Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Embedded networked sensor systems
          November 2007
          455 pages
          ISBN:9781595937636
          DOI:10.1145/1322263
          • General Chair:
          • Sanjay Jha

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          • Published: 6 November 2007

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          SenSys '07 Paper Acceptance Rate25of149submissions,17%Overall Acceptance Rate174of867submissions,20%

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