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11 May 2009 An epidemic model for biological data fusion in ad hoc sensor networks
K. C. Chang, Vikas Kotari
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Abstract
Bio terrorism can be a very refined and a catastrophic approach of attacking a nation. This requires the development of a complete architecture dedicatedly designed for this purpose which includes but is not limited to Sensing/Detection, Tracking and Fusion, Communication, and others. In this paper we focus on one such architecture and evaluate its performance. Various sensors for this specific purpose have been studied. The accent has been on use of Distributed systems such as ad-hoc networks and on application of epidemic data fusion algorithms to better manage the bio threat data. The emphasis has been on understanding the performance characteristics of these algorithms under diversified real time scenarios which are implemented through extensive JAVA based simulations. Through comparative studies on communication and fusion the performance of channel filter algorithm for the purpose of biological sensor data fusion are validated.
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K. C. Chang and Vikas Kotari "An epidemic model for biological data fusion in ad hoc sensor networks", Proc. SPIE 7336, Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition XVIII, 73360P (11 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.820245
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Data communications

Data fusion

Data centers

Sensor networks

Monte Carlo methods

Computer simulations

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