International Journal of Sensors Wireless Communications and Control - Volume 8, Issue 1, 2018

Background and Objective: The success of IT project managers lies in their ability to plan, execute and implement their project in a time bound manner and within optimum cost. The efficient development of a project also requires a defined process of selection of appropriate development methodology, which is absent as on today with unpredictable results. Methods: It is proposed by the authors that to achieve predictable Read More

Background and Objective: Affected by the recent developments in the high potential technological fields, the world is observing a tremendous rise in the popularity of wireless networks. Wireless networks provide the users with the advantage of experiencing interruption free computing services along with complete autonomy to freely travel to different locations. Adhoc Networks prove to be an effective solution for the users und Read More

Background & Objective: The wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have forthcoming constraints due to which there are serious security issues. Methods: In this paper, we study the dynamics of worm propagation in Wireless Sensor Networks is based on epidemic theory. The proposed model demonstrates the effect of quarantined and recovery state on worms propagation in WSNs. This model consists of the different state of Read More

Background and Objective: RF energy harvesting is the method of extraction of useful electrical energy from Radio Frequency waves. Methods: This method of energy harvesting provides the least power than that of other energy harvesting techniques from natural resources like solar, thermal, etc. An efficient architecture of RF energy harvesting is needed due to its feature of energy on demand and independence to natural res Read More

Background and Objective: In this paper, a new energy efficient, reliable routing protocol is proposed for heterogeneous Body Area Networks (BANs). Methods: In this proposed protocol, the patient-disease specific sensitive data is sent to the base station by using direct communication whereas the normal data is sent using Multi-hop communication. The intermediate nodes are selected for multi-hop communication bas Read More

Background & Objective: Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) is compared with building block sparse constellation based orthogonal multiple access (BOMA) on the downlink of the long term evolution (LTE) system. Both NOMA and BOMA can enhance the overall throughput by additionally transmitting bits of a strong user when transmitting bits of a weaker user. It is shown that both NOMA and BOMA have the same transmi Read More

Background and Objective: Mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is an emerging and developing area of wireless networks. These networks are formed by nodes that are within the transmission coverage area of each other. MANETs are otherwise quoted as anytime, anywhere network. Methods: The nodes that are involved in forming the network themselves act as routers to route information among them, thus forming self-configurin Read More

Background & Objective: Intelligent Traffic Monitoring Systems have become a dire necessity in today's world as the number of vehicles plying on the roads has begun to rise exponentially, especially in the urban areas, due to this reason traffic management has become a big issue. In this research we aim to present the application of multiple sensors for the detection and identification of different vehicles. Methods: In this r Read More