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After a decade of research in the field of wireless sensor networks (WSNs)
there are still open issues. WSNs impose several severe requirements regarding
energy consumption, processing capabilities, mobility, and robustness of
wireless transmissions. Simulation has shown to be the most cost-efficient
approach for evaluation of WSNs, thus a number o...
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... overall simulation environment setup is shown in Fig. 1 which builds up on the discrete event simulator OMNeT++ [3]. As STEAM-Sim already uses hardware models developed in PAWiS, in this work we concentrate more on the discussion of the integration of the MiXiM and the PAWiS framework. As an outcome, it is possible to establish a simulation which provides accurate timing of hardware and ...
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