Wireless integrated network sensors (WINS): distributed in situ sensing for mission and flight systems

Wireless Integrated Network Sensors (WINS) form a new distributed information technology of combined sensor, actuator, and processing systems. WINS distributed nodes form autonomous, self-organized, wireless sensing and control networks. WINS nodes include microsensors, signal processing, computatio...

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Main Authors: Vardhan, S., Wilczynski, M., Portie, G.J., Kaiser, W.J.
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Computer networks
Condition monitoring
Extraterrestrial measurements
Information technology
Microelectromechanical devices
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Signal processing
Wireless sensor networks
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