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Deployment of Sensor Networks
Hyungil Ahn, John J. Deyst, Hyungil Ahn
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Recent experiences indicate there are limitations to the surveillance capability of high-value long-distance standoff ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) platforms such as the latest observation satellites and unmanned aircraft. The high-tech systems in the platforms are often influenced by weather conditions or defeated by low-tech adversaries such as foliage, caves and concealment. These limitations indicate that close-in, on-the-ground sensor networks are essential parts for powerful ISR capability. However, it is hard to place ground sensors at planned specific locations. For example, certain sensor nodes may be required to be located on rooftops or tree canopies. Therefore, it is critical to deliver the sensors with high precision and reliability. The current UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) technologies may give a key solution to
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Ahn, H., Deyst, J. J., & Ahn, H. (2004). Deployment of Sensor Networks.
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