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c©2005CornellSensorNetworkWorkshop1

ApplicationSpecificLargeScaleSensorNetworks

Architecture,EnergyEfficientProtocols,andSignalProcessing

LangTong

AdaptiveCommunicationsandSignalProcessingGroup

SchoolofElectricalandComputerEngineering

CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NY14853

http://people.ece.cornell.edu/ltong

ThisworkissupportedinpartbythetheArmyResearchLaboratoryCTAonCommunicationandNetworks,ArmyResearchOffice,OfficeofNavalResearchOffice,andNationalScienceFoundation.

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TheInternetandLayeredArchitecture

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WAN

LAN

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LANPhysical

DataLink

MAC

Network

Transport

Application

Objectives

uMillionsofusers

uThousandsofapplications

uAgrowingvarietyofdevices.

Theneedoflayeredapproaches:

uPartitionnetworkfunctionsintolayers

uDesigneachlayerseparately

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SensorNetworksareApplicationSpecific

EnvironmentMilitary Weather

SeismicPSfragreplacements

uNetworkwithpurposes.

u“Unconventional”designmetrics

uHarshdesignconstraints

Whatshouldbetheappropriatedesignparadigm?

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LargeScaleSensorNetworks

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Internet

¥Low-powerlow-costsensors

¥Randomdeployment

¥Largenumberofnodes.

Applications

2Targetdetectionandtracking.

2Surveillance

2Environmentalmonitoring

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DesignChallenges

2Architecture

2PhysicalLayerDesign

2Protocols

2NetworkMaintenance.

2SecurityandTrust.

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Outline

Architecture

•SensorNetworkswithMobileAccess(SENMA)

•ExperimentalTestbed.

EnergyEfficientProtocols

•OpportunisticRandomAccess

•EnergyEfficientAdaptiveRouting

CommunicationandSignalProcessing

•Howmanysensorsarealiveandforhowlong?

•Cooperativenetworkwithmisinformednodes

•Nonparametriceventchangedetectionandlocalization.

•TargetdetectionandtrackinginSENMA.

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SensorNetworkArchitectures

Multi-hopSensorNetwork

2Stationarysensorsandgatewaynodes.

2Multi-hopto/fromgatewaynodes.

2Sensorstalktosensors.

2Asymmetricandcorrelatedtraffic.

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SensorNetworkArchitectures

Multi-hopSensorNetwork

2Stationarysensorsandgatewaynodes.

2Multi-hopto/fromgatewaynodes.

2Sensorstalktosensors.

2Asymmetricandcorrelatedtraffic.

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MobileAccessPoints

SensorNetworks

SensorNetworkwithMobileAccess

2MobileAPs+stationarynodes.

2SensorstalkdirectlytoAPs.

2StationarysensorsdrivenbymobileAPs.

2Asymmetricresources.

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SENMA:SEnsorNetworkwithMobileAccess

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MobileAccessPoints

SensorNetworks

¥MobileaccesspointscanbeUAV,UGV,submarine,doves,dogs...

¥Mobileaccesspointsarenotenergyconstrained.

¥Suitableforclock-drivenandquery-drivenapplications.

L.Tong,Q.Zhao,andS.Adireddy,”SensorNetworkswithMobileAgents(SENMA),”Proc.IEEEMILCOM,Oct.,2003.

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AcousticSENMA:SystemConfiguration

Mobile Access Point

Sensor Field

Sound Processing/Network Performance Analysis

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Outline

Architecture

•SensorNetworkswithMobileAccess(SENMA)

•ExperimentalTestbed.

EnergyEfficientProtocols

•OpportunisticRandomAccess

•EnergyEfficientAdaptiveRouting

CommunicationandSignalProcessing

•Howmanysensorsarealiveandforhowlong?

•Cooperativenetworkwithmisinformednodes

•Nonparametriceventchangedetectionandlocalization.

•TargetdetectionandtrackinginSENMA.

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OpportunisticCommunicationsandNetworking

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MobileAP

Sensors

OpportunisticCommunications

2MobilityofAPinducesfading.

2Fadingleadstochannelfluctuations.

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γ1(t)γ2(t)

Onlyuser1Onlyuser2

DesignRationale

2Waitforchances.Savepower

2Actwhenopportunitiesarise.

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OpportunisticCommunicationsandNetworking

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MobileAP

Sensors

OpportunisticCommunications

2MobilityofAPinducesfading.

2Fadingleadstochannelfluctuations.

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t

γ1(t)γ2(t)

Onlyuser1Onlyuser2

DesignRationale

2Waitforchances.Savepower

2Actwhenopportunitiesarise.

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OpportunisticMediumAccessControl

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γ∼F(γ)

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Beacon

Data

DistributedOpportunisticMAC

2ChannelAcquisition

Estimateγfrombeacon.

2OpportunisticALOHA

Transmitwithprobabilitys(γ).

2OpportunisticCSMA

2Sensecarrierwithbackoffτ(γ).

Advantages

2Simplicity.2Scalability.

2EnergyEfficiency.

P.Venkitasubramaniam,S.AdireddyandL.Tong”SensorNetworkswithMobileAccess:OptimalRandomAccessandCoding,”

ToappearinIEEEJSAC:SpecialIssueonSensorNetworks

Q.ZhaoandL.Tong,”DistributedOpportunisticInformationRetrievalinSensorNetworks:CSI-BasedCarrierSensing,”

ICASSP’04,AlsosubmittedtoIEEETrans.WirelessCommunications.

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OpportunisticMediumAccessControl

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γ∼F(γ)

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Beacon

Data

DistributedOpportunisticMAC

2ChannelAcquisition

Estimateγfrombeacon.

2OpportunisticALOHA

Transmitwithprobabilitys(γ).

2OpportunisticCSMA

2Sensecarrierwithbackoffτ(γ).

Advantages

2Simplicity.2Scalability.

2EnergyEfficiency.

P.Venkitasubramaniam,S.AdireddyandL.Tong”SensorNetworkswithMobileAccess:OptimalRandomAccessandCoding,”

ToappearinIEEEJSAC:SpecialIssueonSensorNetworks

Q.ZhaoandL.Tong,”DistributedOpportunisticInformationRetrievalinSensorNetworks:CSI-BasedCarrierSensing,”

ICASSP’04,alsosubmittedtoIEEETrans.WirelessCommunications.

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Q.ZhaoandL.Tong,”EnergyEfficiencyofAdHocNetworks:AnAnalysisofProactive,Reactive,andHybridNetworkingStrategies,”

submittedtoIEEEINFOCOM,July,2004.

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Outline

Architecture

•SensorNetworkswithMobileAccess(SENMA)

•ExperimentalTestbed.

EnergyEfficientProtocols

•OpportunisticRandomAccess

•EnergyEfficientAdaptiveRouting

CommunicationandSignalProcessing

•Howmanysensorsarealiveandforhowlong?

•Cooperativenetworkwithmisinformednodes.

•Nonparametriceventchangedetectionandlocalization.

•TargetdetectionandtrackinginSENMA.

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OperatingSensorsandEnergyDistribution

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Power level [%]

Num

ber of nodes [%]

Power level distribution

deadhiddenobserved

Problem:Estimatethenumberofoperatingsensorsandthehistogramofthe

energydistributionusingtheinformationinthereceivedpackets.

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TwoApproachesinMonitoringWirelessSensorNetworks

CountingviaScheduledInterrogation

Askeachsensortransmitandcountthenumberofsuccesses

•Centralschedulingisneeded.MobileAPmustaddresssensors

individually.

•RequiringatleastO(N)andmoreifchannelhasfadingandinterferences.

CountingviaRandomCollection

Collectpacketsrandomlyandcountthenumberofsuccesses.

•Distributedtransmissionwithsimplemediumaccess.

•Forsuchamethodtobeeffective,itrequiresNlogN+O(N)successfully

receivedtransmissions.

•Example:N=1000,ontheorderof10,000successfulreceptionsare

needed.

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TwoApproachesinMonitoringWirelessSensorNetworks

TheEstimationApproach

•Innetworkmonitoring,theexactvaluesofthenetworkparametersare

notrequired.

•Estimatethenumberofoperatingsensorsusingthestatisticalproperties

ofthereceivedsamples.

Question:

CanweestimateaccuratelyusinglessthanNlogN+O(N)samples?

•C.Budianu,S.Ben-DavidandL.Tong,“EstimationoftheNumberofOperatingSensorsinLargeScaleSensorNetworks”,

ICASSP2004,alsosubmittedtoIEEETrans.SignalProc.,June,2004.

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CooperativeSENMAwithMisinformedSensors

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•Incooperativesensornetworks,sensorsmaynotagreewitheachother.

•Whatisthemaximumrateofinformationretrievalwiththepresenceof

misinformedsensors?

•Z.YangandL.Tong,”CooprativeSensorNetworkswithMisinformedSensors,”Proc.ofthe38thAnnualConferenceon

InformationSciencesandSystems(CISS’04),Princeton,NJ,March2004.TobesubmittedtoIEEETrans.InformationTheory,

July,2004.

•Z.YangandL.Tong,“Theeffectoffadingontheachievablerateofcooperativesensornetworkswithmisinfomredsensors,”to

appearinIEEE2004GLOBECOM,

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NonparametricEventChangeDetectionandLocalization

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FirstdatacollectionSeconddatacollection

•Isthereachangeinthedistributionsof“red”and“green”?where?

•Canweguaranteedetectionprecision?Whatisthecomputation

complexity?

•S.Ben-David,T.HeandL.Tong,”Non-ParametricApproachtoChangeDetectionandEstimationinLargeScaleSensor

Networks,”Proc.ofthe38thAnnualConferenceonInformationSciencesandSystems(CISS’04),Princeton,NJ,March2004.

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DetectionofSteppingStoneAttack

SteppingStoneAttack

Theattackerusesachainofcompro-

misedhoststoconstructasequence

ofinteractiveattacks

QuickestAttackDetection

Detectpossiblestepping-stoneattack

pairsbasedonstatisticalpropertiesof

incomingandoutgoingtraffic.

•T.HeandL.Tong,”DetectionofEncryptedInteractiveSteppingStoneAttack:AlgorithmsandPerformance,”tobesubmitted

toIEEETrans.SignalProcessing.

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TargetDetectionandTracking

ControlCenterPSfragreplacements

MobileAccessPoints

SensorNetworks

•SensorsperformlowqualityDoAestimationandtargetclassification.

•Thefusioncenterestimatesthefieldparameters.

•Developoptimaldetection,estimation,andfusionalgorithms.

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RelatedProjects

NationalScienceFoundation

•SignalProcessingforRandomAccess:ACrossLayerApproach.

•SENSORS:TheReachbackChannelinWirelessSensorNetworks.

(Servetto(PI))

•NET-NOSS:UltraLow-PowerSelf-ConfiguringWireless.(Wicker(PI))

•TRUST:TeamforResearchinUbiquitousSecureTechnology(Wicker

(PI))

OfficeofNavalResearch

ChannelandQoSAdaptiveMultimediaWirelessAd-HocNetworks(withHaas,

Hemami,Manohar,Wicker,Proakis,Nahrstedt).

DARPAConnectionlessNetworking.

ArmyResearchLaboratory

SignalProcessingforSensorNetworks.CrossLayerDesignforWireless

Networks.DirectionofArrivalEstimationwithNetworkedSensors.


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