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Strong Barrier Coverage with Directional Sensors
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EngineeringWireless Sensor SystemField RoboticsSensor ConnectivityBarrier CoverageElectromagnetic CompatibilityInternet Of ThingsComputational ElectromagneticsSensor PlacementInstrumentationTopology ControlPerimeter SecurityBarrier Coverage ProblemBarrier Coverage ModelComputer ScienceWell BarriersInteger ProgrammingStrong Barrier CoverageSensorsSensor Optimization
Barrier coverage models were introduced to detect intrusions in sensor networks. This work investigates strong barrier coverage using directional sensors. The authors model the problem with a directional coverage graph, formulate an integer linear program, and develop efficient centralized and distributed algorithms. Simulations show the algorithms achieve near‑optimal performance and consistently beat a simple greedy baseline.
The barrier coverage model was proposed for applications in which sensors are deployed for intrusion detection. In this paper, we study a strong barrier coverage problem in wireless sensor networks with directional sensors. First, we introduce the directional coverage graph to model barrier coverage with directional sensors. Based on this graph model, we present an integer linear programming formulation for the barrier coverage problem, which can be used to provide optimal solutions. Moreover, we present efficient centralized algorithms and a distributed algorithm to solve the problem. It has been shown by simulation results that the proposed algorithms provide close-to-optimal solutions and consistently outperform a simple greedy algorithm.
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