TY - GEN
T1 - Ad-Hoc Association of Pre-Determined ZigBee Devices
AU - Starren, Justin B.
AU - Seeling, Patrick
PY - 2009/7
Y1 - 2009/7
N2 - In pervasive sensor networks with high densities, similar networks
might overlap, resulting in different coordinators for end devices
to associate with. This can result in several problems, especially
for home monitoring and hospital scenarios, where easy, fast, and
accurate association of pre-determined devices is needed. Due to
the rapidly changing environments in these scenarios, however, association
schemes are required that allow ad-hoc associations of pre-determined
devices in this context. In this paper, we describe the problems
for this particular scenario with respect to the current standard
methods of association and present multiple solutions to alleviate
the problems encountered. We additionally present a generalized process
flow for combining the different solutions into a single solution
that can be implemented for future sensing and coordinating nodes.
AB - In pervasive sensor networks with high densities, similar networks
might overlap, resulting in different coordinators for end devices
to associate with. This can result in several problems, especially
for home monitoring and hospital scenarios, where easy, fast, and
accurate association of pre-determined devices is needed. Due to
the rapidly changing environments in these scenarios, however, association
schemes are required that allow ad-hoc associations of pre-determined
devices in this context. In this paper, we describe the problems
for this particular scenario with respect to the current standard
methods of association and present multiple solutions to alleviate
the problems encountered. We additionally present a generalized process
flow for combining the different solutions into a single solution
that can be implemented for future sensing and coordinating nodes.
UR - http://patrick.seeling.org/publication-pdfs/cnf/2009_SeeSta_ZigBeeAssoc.pdf
M3 - Conference contribution
BT - Proc. of the Ubiquitous Mobile Healthcare Applications Workshop
ER -