Quick fault-tolerance detection method for monitoring abnormal event by wireless sensor network
A wireless sensor and abnormal event technology, applied in the field of Internet of Things, can solve problems such as poor timeliness, long response time, and large delay
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[0045] Embodiment 1: The fast fault-tolerant detection method of wireless sensor network monitoring abnormal event of the present invention, its detection steps are as follows figure 1 As shown in the flow chart, it contains the following steps:
[0046] Step 1: The local node obtains raw monitoring data and converts it to binary readings ;Each sensor node obtains the original monitoring data of the monitoring object, and detects the alarm value λ according to the corresponding event t , convert the monitoring value of the current detection cycle into a binary reading . If the original monitoring data is less than λ t Converted to a binary reading of 0, then (expressed as a normal event); if the original monitoring data is greater than or equal to λ t converted to a binary reading of 1, then (indicated as exception events). Due to the impact of node failure, the monitoring data of the node may be wrong, causing the reading of the node to be wrong, 0 to 1 or 1 to 0, ...
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[0074] Embodiment 2: In order to evaluate the usability and effectiveness of the FTV of the present invention, a simulation experiment was carried out on the method of the present invention.
[0075] Diffusion events are a class of events that widely exist in the real world, such as gas leaks, pollutant diffusion, and fires. Under the influence of external environmental factors, diffusion events will spread along certain specific directions and have an impact on the surrounding environment. In the diffusion direction of the event, the closer the area is to the event, the greater the impact of the event. The impact of such events on the surrounding environment is long-term, extensive and dynamic in both time and space. In the actual environment, diffuse anomaly events can be divided into two types: rising events and falling events. A rising event is characterized by an event value greater than the normal variation range of the attribute, while a falling event is characterized...
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