Exploring Broadband Enabled Smart eEnvironment: Wireless Sensor (Mesh) Network

Patrick Offor Nova Southeastern University, USA

Abstract
This paper explored the emergent importance of the use sensors as complementary or as alternative to environmental sensing and monitoring, industrial monitoring, and surface explorations. Advances in wireless broadband technology have enabled the use Wireless Sensor (Mesh) Network (WSN), a type mobile ad hoc network (MANET), in all facet of human endeavor. As a next-generation wireless communication, which centered on energy savings, communication reliability, and security, WSN has increased our processing, sensing, and communications capabilities. Hence, this paper is an exploration of recent reliance on sensors as result of broadband enabled smart environment for activities, such as environmental and habitat monitory, military surveillance, target tracking, search and rescue, and logistical tracking and supply-chain management.

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Reference:	Offor, P. I. (2013). "Exploring Broadband Enabled Smart eEnvironment: Wireless Sensor (Mesh) Network," . Sprouts: Working Papers on Information Systems, 13(3). http://sprouts.aisnet.org/13-3
Keywords:	Wireless Network, Mesh, WSN, WSMN, Broadband, RFID, ad hoc network,Next Generation Wireless Communication (NGWC), environmental and habitat monitory, military surveillance, target tracking, search and rescue, logistical tracking and supply-chain management.
Item Type:	Article - Volume 13 Article 3 (2013)
Language:	English
Email:	Patrick Offor (po125@nova.edu)

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