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Title: Sensor Networks Solutions to Real Life Problems


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Sensor Networks Solutions to Real Life Problems
  • Polly Huang
  • NTU, EE INM
  • http//cc.ee.ntu.edu.tw/phuang

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Road Map
  • Background
  • The Ups and Downs of Network Research
  • Along came Polly
  • The attitude and the topics
  • Sensor networks application and design

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Background
  • The Ups and Downs of
  • Network Research

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Network
  • Whats a network?
  • Have you ever thought about it?
  • Try these
  • Subway network, bus network, highway network
  • Postal network, telephone network, mobile phone
    network, computer network
  • Human, social network

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Network, in the most fundamental sense are just
  • points and lines

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The Internet, 1969
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An ISP on Internet, 1999
Credit ISIs SCAN
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Credit CAIDA
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The Significance
  • Communication!!

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Communication?
  • Human, social network
  • People introduce you to their friends and so you
    get to know other people
  • Subway network, bus network, highway network
  • People can move around and meet other people in
    person (physical space)
  • Postal network, telephone network, mobile phone
    network, computer network
  • Information can move around and meet other people
    in the air (virtual space)

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Network Research in EECS?
  • Human, social network
  • Social science, psychology
  • Subway network, bus network, highway network
  • Mechanical, civil, etc engineering
  • Telephone network, mobile phone network, computer
    network
  • EE and CS network people

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The Ups and Downs
  • Based on the history
  • Telephone network (PSTN)
  • Computer network and mobile phone network
  • Internet and the G stuff (GSM/GPRS/3G)

80s
90s
00s
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This trend is about Research not Industry
  • The industry curve is different!
  • (usually 10 years or so behind)

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Back to Network Research
  • Optical networking
  • Fiber and switching
  • Mobile Telephone
  • Wireless media, media access, mobility
  • Internet
  • Protocols (TCP/IP)
  • Applications (Web, P2P)

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Along came Polly
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The Attitude
  • Research oriented
  • Crazy fantasy idealistic people are welcome
  • Innovations are results of creativity
  • Think Newton
  • Teamwork going
  • We are already far from where the actions are
  • Two are better than one (carefully picking the
    two)
  • Forward looking
  • Shoot for things that will be hot in the short
    term future
  • So we can be the people to offer help (translated
    to big ) when the things are hot
  • Think buying stocks

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How Forward Looking?
80s
90s
00s
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Internet Weather?
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Regular Weather
  • Whats this?
  • Weather station interprets for us
  • Sunshiny
  • Temp 30-34

Credit ?????
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Internet Weather
  • Whats this?
  • Internet Weather station interprets for us
  • Connectivity stable
  • 13000 nodes
  • 68000 links

Credit ISI SCAN
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Internet weather
  • Internet is an ecosystem
  • Deeply involved in our daily lives
  • Just like the atmosphere
  • We have now daily weather reports to determine
    whether to dress warm
  • We need in the future continuous Internet weather
    reports to determine when and how much to bit for
    the stuff we want on eBay

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Sensor Networks?
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Computer Network
  • How to pass data around?
  • Internet architects design IP routing to find
    paths

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Sensor(SOC) Networks
  • How to pass data around?
  • Sensor network architects design special routing
    algorithms to find paths

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Sensors?
  • Also the biomedical sensors EMG, pulses,
    emotions, etc

camera
mic
gyro
accelerometer
pressure
GPS
thermal
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Sensor Nodes Today
MICA, 2001-2002 5.7cm X 3.18cm 4 MHz CPU 128K
ROM 512K RAM 40kbps Radio range x00 feet Sensors,
battery not included
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These sensor nodescould be the next wave
made-in-Taiwan electronics!
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The Significance of Sensor Networks
  • Necessary support to the communication of sensor
    data

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But how is this Useful?
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Sensor Network Applications
  • Home, Office, Medicine,
  • Science Nature, Agriculture

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Intel Digital Home
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UCSB Bren School of Environmental Science and
Management
  • Day-lighting controls
  • Airflow controls based on CO2 level
  • Operable windows control
  • taking advantage of on-site ocean breezes

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Long-Term Nursing Home
Camera
  • Fall detection
  • Unconsciousness detection
  • Vital sign monitoring
  • Dietary/exercise monitoring

Orientation sensor
Pressure sensor
Accelerometers
Muscle activity
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The Channel Islands Fox
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Fancy Californian Winemaking
  • Berkeley motes
  • Taking temp per min
  • Store highest and lowest temp per hour
  • To add soil moisture and pest/disease monitors

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Yes, Useful
  • Home Digital Home
  • Office The Bren School
  • Medicine Elder Care
  • Science Nature Island Fox Restoration
  • Agriculture Winemaking

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But how should it Work?
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Sensor Network Design
  • Address Centric vs. Data Centric

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Communication Models
  • Address centric (for example IP)
  • Name the nodes
  • Data disseminated by the destination address
  • Data centric
  • Nodes desiring data expressing interest of
    content
  • Data disseminated based on the content

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Expressing Interest
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Disseminating Data
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The Need to Go Data Centric
  • Node addressing not scalable
  • Difficulty of configuring/tracking small nodes
    scattering around
  • Cost of re-configuration of nodes moving around
  • Server infrastructure not efficient
  • Difficulty of deployment
  • DNS and search engines in sensor networks?
  • The sum of maintenance traffic (energy)
  • Additional delay
  • Information might be outdated by the time of
    communication

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More Research Issues
  • Load balancing
  • Naming and forwarding
  • Service differentiation

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Sensor Network Conclusion
  • What more convenience can technologies bring?
  • Context-aware and intelligent services anywhere
    and anytime
  • We need small devices with processing, sensing,
    and communication capabilities (SOCs)
  • See communication?
  • We need to design all over again how to network
    these SOCs

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As I said
  • Two is better than One

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Network and System Labhttp//nslab.ee.ntu.edu.tw/
  • People
  • 1 faculty member
  • Polly Huang
  • 1989-1993 NTU Math (BS)
  • 1994-1999 USC CS (Ph.D)
  • 1999-2002 ETHZ EE (Postdoc.)
  • 2002-2002 UCLA IPAM (Fellow)
  • 2003- now NTU EE (Assistant Prof.)
  • 10 grad students
  • 3 undergrads
  • Mission
  • The Network and System Laboratory pursues
    research towards building robust and scalable
    communication systems
  • We are generally interested in the design,
    modeling, simulation, and performance issues of
    such networked systems

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