Path Planning of Mobile Beacon for Localization Based on Distribution of Unknown Nodes

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For wireless sensor network (WSN), without full consideration of the influences of unknown nodes distribution and density when planning beacons moving path, most of existing localization methods have lower efficiency. In this paper, beacon model is presented according to the theory of equal distance 3-optimal-coverage, a new heuristic path planning method is proposed for the ROI in which unknown nodes distribute randomly and the node density is limited, this proposed method can make on-line decision for the moving direction and distance over every step. Simulations show that the proposed scheme is efficient.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 712-715)

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1933-1937

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June 2013

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