A wireless sensor network (WSN) principally is composed of many sensor nodes and a
single in situ base station (BS), which are randomly distributed in a given area of interest …

The exponential increase in mobile device users and high-bandwidth applications has
pushed the current wireless networks to their capacity. To handle this spectacular growth …

A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is composed of a number of sensor nodes and a single
Base-Station (BS), distributed randomly in an area of interest. WSNs have proven very …

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have become one of the most interesting research areas
in recent years. A WSN is mainly composed of a set of homogeneous sensor nodes and an …

Since wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are vulnerable to malicious attacks due to their
characteristics, privacy is a critical issue in many WSN applications. In this chapter, we …

In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), the base station plays a major role in processing and
transmitting collected data to the command centers. Given its critical role, it is considered as …

The base station (BS) is the main device in a wireless sensor network (WSN) and used to
collect data from all the sensor nodes. The information of the whole network is stored in the …

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) often serve mission–critical applications in hostile
environments and may be thus a subject to attacks. Since the sensor data are collected at in …

Nodes in a wireless sensor network scrutinize the nearby region and transmit their findings
to the base station (BS) using multi-hop transmission. As the BS plays an important role in a …

The singular communication model in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) originate
pronounced traffic patterns that allow a local observer to deduce the location of the base …