Mobile Node for Wireless Sensor Network to Detect Landmines

Content Provider	Open Access Library (OALib)
Author	P. Vijaya Kumar M. Saravana Guru R. Saparnaa D. Saravanan
Abstract	Individual sensor nodes are low power devices which integrate computing, wireless communication and sensing capabilities to detect land mine. Such multiple nodes collectively form wireless sensor network. To detect landmine in ground surface, sensor node that able to sense the mine and to process the information locally are mounted on a mobile robot to scan the ground surface in the organized pattern resulting in detection of all the mines present in the proposed area which is synchronized by Infrared pills; the node can communicate to the data collection point (Sink) typically through wireless communication. The aggregation of such multitude of mobile nodes and a mobile sink forms a versatile mine detection unit. When the mine is detected the node routes it information to the hand held device (Base) through sink and stays in it position to help the Deming crew to identify the position where the mine is present. When the Deming crew presses a button the node continues in its pattern.
ISSN	16940784
Journal	International Journal of Computer Science Issues
Publisher	IJCSI Press
Publisher Date	2012-01-01
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Sink Wireless sensor Network Node Base IR-pills IJCSI Multi node. Path pattern
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article