A Node Self-Location Method for Underwater Sensor Networks Based on Hybrid Constraint Satisfaction
An underwater sensor and constraint-satisfying technology, applied in network topology, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., to reduce coupling effects and improve safety
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[0078] Such as figure 2 As shown, 100 sensor nodes are randomly deployed in a three-dimensional space area of 3000m×3000m×300m, among which the proportion of beacon nodes is 10%, which is represented by a five-pointed star, and the ID of beacon nodes is 1-10; the nodes to be positioned are represented by solid circles The dots represent IDs ranging from 11 to 100. The dotted line between the nodes means that two nodes can communicate directly, the communication radius of the nodes is adjustable, and the length of the dotted line represents the Euclidean distance between the two nodes. When the positioning group extracts the accuracy of the coordinates of the beacon nodes, the maximum allowable number n of repeated ranging of the beacon nodes is 5, and the number of resampling B is 200. The measurement noise is a non-Gaussian noise that obeys the Rayleigh distribution, and its standard deviation is 2% of the actual distance. In the above network environment, by adjusting t...
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