Wireless Ad Hoc/Sensor Networks: From IEEE 802

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Wireless Ad Hoc/Sensor Networks: From IEEE 802 Wireless Ad Hoc/Sensor Networks: From IEEE 802.11 to Berkeley Motes and Beyond Ten-Hwang Lai, OSU

Purpose Intended for graduate students with potential research interest in ad hoc/sensor networks. 

Objective I: Obtain a solid background for research in ad hoc/sensor networks.

Building the pyramid Survey of recent literature on ad hoc/sensor networks: ACM MobiCom ACM MobiHoc ACM SenSys IEEE Infocom In-depth study of several topics

Objective II: Develop a good taste for problems, solutions, and presentation. Read/discuss good papers Compare with so-so papers

(Ideal) Objective III Write a publishable article.

Tentative Topics Week 1: Is IEEE 802.11 TSF Scalable? Week 2: Time Synchronization in 802.11-based MANETs Week 3: Power Saving and Clock Synchronization Week 4: Coverage and Connectivity Issues in Sensor Networks Week 5: Routing in Large Scale Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks Week 6: Location Services for Geographic Routing Week 7: Geographic Routing without Location Information Week 8: Selected papers from Mobihoc’05 and Mobicom’05 Week 9: Selected papers from Mobihoc’05 and Mobicom’05 Week 10: Selected papers from Mobihoc’05 and Mobicom’05

Grading Plan The final grade will be based on: 50% Presentation: each student is responsible for presenting paper(s) and leading a discussion on a selected topic. 50% Term paper: each student will write a term paper, which ideally will lead to a publishable article.

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