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Theoretical Computer Science
Volume 344, Issue 1, 11 November 2005, Pages 47-68
Algorithmic Aspects of Wireless Sensor Networks
 
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Theoretical aspects of connectivity-based multi-hop positioningstar, open

R. O’DellCorresponding Author Contact Information, E-mail The Corresponding Author and R. WattenhoferE-mail The Corresponding Author

Computer Engineering and Networks Laboratory, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Available online 22 July 2005.

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Abstract

We investigate the theoretical limits of positioning algorithms. In particular, we study scenarios where the nodes do not receive anchors directly (multi-hop) and where no physical distance or angle information whatsoever is available (connectivity-based). Since we envision large-scale sensor networks as an application, we are interested in fast, distributed algorithms. As such, we show that plain hop algorithms are not competitive. Instead, for one-dimensional unit disk graphs we present an optimal algorithm HS. For two or more dimensions, we propose an algorithm GHOST which improves upon the basic hop algorithm in theory and in simulations.

Keywords: Positioning; Localization; Multi-hop; Connectivity-only; Unit disk graph


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Algorithmic Aspects of Wireless Sensor Networks
 
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