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    Emergency Telecommunication Networks

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    The document discusses two types of emergency telecommunication networks: ad-hoc networks and wireless sensor networks. Ad-hoc networks have no fixed infrastructure and dynamically reconfigure when nodes disconnect. They provide flexible networks for emerging applications but have challenges with data rates and cross-layer design. Wireless sensor networks use instruments to predict disasters and have low-power nodes that transmit data to a centralized sink, with up to 100,000 nodes cooperating to transmit and process signals.

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    The document discusses two types of emergency telecommunication networks: ad-hoc networks and wireless sensor networks. Ad-hoc networks have no fixed infrastructure and dynamically reconfigure when nodes disconnect. They provide flexible networks for emerging applications but have challenges with data rates and cross-layer design. Wireless sensor networks use instruments to predict disasters and have low-power nodes that transmit data to a centralized sink, with up to 100,000 nodes cooperating to transmit and process signals.

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    The document discusses two types of emergency telecommunication networks: ad-hoc networks and wireless sensor networks. Ad-hoc networks have no fixed infrastructure and dynamically reconfigure when nodes disconnect. They provide flexible networks for emerging applications but have challenges with data rates and cross-layer design. Wireless sensor networks use instruments to predict disasters and have low-power nodes that transmit data to a centralized sink, with up to 100,000 nodes cooperating to transmit and process signals.

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    Emergency Telecommunication Networks

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    The document discusses two types of emergency telecommunication networks: ad-hoc networks and wireless sensor networks. Ad-hoc networks have no fixed infrastructure and dynamically reconfigure when nodes disconnect. They provide flexible networks for emerging applications but have challenges with data rates and cross-layer design. Wireless sensor networks use instruments to predict disasters and have low-power nodes that transmit data to a centralized sink, with up to 100,000 nodes cooperating to transmit and process signals.

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    Emergency telecommunication

    networks
    Outline
     Ad-hoc networks
     Wireless sensor networks
    Ad-hoc networks
    • peer-to-peer communication with no backbone infrastructure
    • No fixed topology
    • Each of the nodes becomes router
    • If somebody switches of the phones or mobile, the node vanishes and
    the network reconfigure itself.
    • Eg. conference room
    • Difficult to know the data rate
    • Ad-hoc networks provide a flexible network infrastructure for
    many emerging applications
    • Transmission, access, and routing strategies for these
    networks are generally ad hoc
    • Cross layer design critical and very challenging
    • Energy constraints impose interesting design tradeoffs for
    communication and networking
    Sensor networks

    • Instruments to predict master disasters


     Earth quick
    Forest fire
    Flood .
    • Devices are nodes (small radiating devices having intelligence build on
    it
    • Nodes powered by non-rechargeable batteries
    • Data flows to centralized location, called sink
    • Low per-node rates but up to 100,000 nodes
    • Data highly correlated in time and space
    • Nodes can cooperate in transmission, reception, compression, and
    signal processing
    THANK YOU!!!

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