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As sensor network technologies become more mature, they are increasingly being applied to a wide variety of applications, ranging from agricultural sensing to cattle, oceanic and volcanic monitoring. Significant efforts have been made in deploying and testing sensor networks resulting in unprecedented sensing capabilities. A key challenge has become how to make these emerging wireless sensor networks more sustainable and easier to maintain over increasingly prolonged deployments. In this pape...
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- SenSys
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- 127-140
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- 2010-01-01
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Evolution and sustainability of a wildlife monitoring sensor network.
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+ Beutel, J
+ Ganesan, D
+ Stankovic, JA
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