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Packet-level attestation (PLA) A framework for in-network sensor data reliability

Kamal et al., 2013

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11353898568430352562
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Kamal A
Bleakley C
Dobson S
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ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks (TOSN)

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Wireless sensor networks (WSN) show enormous potential for collection and analysis of physical data in real-time. Many papers have proposed methods for improving the network reliability of WSNs. However, real WSN deployments show that sensor data-faults are very …
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