Method for acquiring wireless sensor network data of farmland ecological environment information
A wireless sensor and ecological environment technology, applied in wireless communication, network topology, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, complex self-organizing routing, and failure to deploy on a large scale, and achieve the effect of being easy to popularize and low cost
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[0060] The method can include several monitoring areas. Each monitoring area contains an independent short-distance wireless communication network based on IEEE802.15.4, which consists of a long-distance node (Long-distance Node) and several short-distance nodes (Short-distance Node). The short-distance nodes mainly collect sensory data, organize themselves into an 802.15.4 network, and send the collected data to long-distance nodes. Long-distance nodes have two wireless communication protocols: IEEE802.15.4 and GPRS / GSM. Its MCU is connected with the GPRS module through the serial port and is responsible for establishing GPRS / GSM communication with the monitoring center and IEEE802.15.4 communication with short-distance nodes. At the same time, long-distance nodes can also collect sensing data. After the data of all node sensors is aggregated to the long-distance node, it is sent to the server of the monitoring center through the GPRS / GSM network. The monitoring center has...
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