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Overview One of the challenges facing the system
design is scalability. Centralized approaches fail due to latency
(particularly for control based applications) and energy (determines the
lifetime of the system). This forces us into a space where processing is co-located with sensing
and the individual nodes are resource
constrained. Such systems would have low-latency and be able to adapt to
the environment. In this scenario, the GALORE project seeks to explore the
hybrid space combining engineered subsystems and ad hoc global system
structure. (GALORE
Globally Ad-hoc LOcally REgular). The focus is on localized approaches that do
not rely on global knowledge or co-ordination. The motivating application for
such a system is the unsupervised detection of the events of interest.
Components that build up this system are as follows: 1. Time
synchronization 2. Self-organized
dissemination and processing 3. Local
coordinate system 4. Triggered
Reconfiguration 5. Identification 6. Target
localization 7. Tracking |
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