Proiect tehnici de Rutare în Reţelele de Senzori Wireless
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- 5. Bibliografie
4. GlosarACK - Acknowledge Acquire - Active Query Forwarding in Sensor Networks ADV - Advertise; mesaj prin care sunt facute cunoscute datele nodurilor reţelei AES - Advanced Encryption Standard Aplicatii "time-critical" - aplicaţii îin care timpul reprezintă un factor determinant APTEEN - Adaptive Periodic TEEN Bluetooth - standard de comunicatii “Beamforming” - tehnica prin care se combina semnalele de la intrare si se reduce zgomotul
semnal prelucrat "Data reduction"- procedeu de convertire a datelor in reprezentari cat mai bine organizate şi cat mai succinte DC - Data Centric Dispozitiv "embedded" - dispozitiv hardware sau software reprezentand o componenta dintr-un sistem mai complex EBAM - Energy-Based Activity Monitoring EMLAM - Expectation-Maximization Like Activity Monitoring ER - Event Radius ESF - European Science Foundation FBW - Fixed Broadband Wireless FPGA - Field Programmable Gate Array "Flooding" - protocol de rutare care transmite datele in intreaga retea GAF - Geographic Adaptive Fidelity GBR - Gradient-Based Routing GEAR- Geographical and Energy Aware Routing GEDIR - Geographic Distance Routing "Gossiping" - protocol de rutare care transmite datele in intreaga retea GPS - Global Positioning System GSM - Global System for Mobile communications HT - Hard Threshold IDSQ Information-Driven Sensor Querying IEEE 802.11 - standard de comunicatii IP - Internet Protocol LA - Local Aggregator LEACH - Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy LML - Local Markov Loops MA -Master Aggregator MAC - Medium Access Control "Many-to-one" - procedeu de transmitere a datelor de la mai multe surse la o singura destinatie MCFA - Minimum Cost Forwarding Algorithm "Monitoring station" - statie de monitorizare; staţie de centralizare MFR - Most Forward within Radius MWE - Multiple Winner Noduri "location-aware" - noduri care îşi cunosc coordonatele de pozitie Ns-2 – Network Simulator 2 NAM – Network Animator PDA - Personal Digital Assistant PEGASIS - Power-Efficient Gathering in Sensor Information Systems Protocoale "application-aware" - protocoale care se adapteaza la aplicatia curenta Protocoale "cluster-based" - protocoale bazate pe clustere Protocoale "coherent-based" - protocoale coerente Protocoale "cooperative" - protocoale bazate pe tehnica centralizarii datelor Protocoale "energy-based" - protocoale care utilizeaza tehnici de conservare a energiei Protocoale "multipath-based" - protocoale multicale Protocoale "negotiation-based" - protocoale bazate pe negocieri Protocoale "position-based" - protocoale bazate pe pozitia nodurilor Protocoale "power-aware" - protocoale care se bazeaza pe tehnici de control al puterii disipate
Protocoale "random-walks-based" - protocoale bazate pe rutarea pe cai aleatoare Protocoale "resource-adaptive" - protocoale care au la baza tehnici de conservare a energiei
Protocoale "resource-awareness" - protocoale care i?i adapteaza functionarea in funcţie de resursele reţelei Protocoale "QoS-based" - protocoale bazate pe calitatea serviciului Protocoale "query-based" - protocoale bazate pe interogari Protocoale "table-driven" - protocoale bazate pe tabele de rutare REQ - Request; mesaj prin care se solicita datele in reţea Retea ad hoc - reţea constituita din dispozitive care comunica direct unele cu altele, fără a utiliza un punct de acces Retea "multihop" - reţea caracterizată prin salturi multiple între noduri Retele "wireline" - reţele cu fire RFID - Radio Frequency Identifications Systems RS - Random Sources RSA - Rivest Shamir Adleman Rutare "end-to-end" - rutare sursa-destinaţie Rutare "flat" - rutare care se bazeaza pe o structură uniforms a reţelei Rutare "hierarchical" - rutare care se bazeaza pe o structurft ierarhica a reţelei Rutare "hop-by-hop" - rutare pas cu pas (salt cu salt) Rutare "location-based" - rutare care se bazeaza pe locaţiile nodurilor reţelei QoS - Quality of Service; calitatea serviciului SAR - Sequential Assignment Routing "Sink node" - v. monitoring station "Sleep mode" - stare de repaus; stare care caracterizeaza inactivitatea temporary a nodului unei retele SN - Source Node SNGF - Stateless Geographic Nondeterministic Forwarding SOP - Self-Organizing Protocol SPIN - Sensor Protocols for Information via Negotiation ST - Soft Threshold "Steady-state phase" - etapa de regim stationar SV - Sensed Value SWE - Single Winner TDMA - Time Division Multiple Access TEEN - Threshold-Sensitive Energy Efficient Sensor Network Protocol Transmisiune "multicast" - transmisiune de la un singur emitator la mai mulfe recepton Transmisiune P2P ("peer to peer") - transmisiune in care numarul emiţătorilor este egal cu numarul receptorilor TTDD - Two-Tier Data Dissemination TTL - Time to Live UAV - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle VGA - Virtual Grid Array WSN - Wireless Sensor Networks 5. 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