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Wireless Coexistence and Spectrum Sensing in Industrial Internet of Things: An Experimental Study
2015
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks
The adoption of dense wireless sensor networks in industrial plants is mandatorily paired with the development of methods and tools for connectivity prediction. These are needed to certify the quality (or reliability) of the network information flow in industrial scenarios which are typically characterized by harsh propagation conditions. Connectivity prediction must account for the possible coexistence of heterogeneous radio-access technologies, as part of the Industrial Internet of Things
doi:10.1155/2015/627083
fatcat:rkonba5fbbgfjotsjbtp7uazz4