Transversal issues in real-time sense-and-respond systems

Authors:
Ahmad T. Al-Hammouri;Huthaifa A. Al-Omari;Vincenzo Liberatore;Stephen M. Phillips
Affiliations:
Case Western Reserve University;Case Western Reserve University;Case Western Reserve University;Arizona State University
Venue:
EESR '05 Proceedings of the 2005 workshop on End-to-end, sense-and-respond systems, applications and services
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Networked S&R systems extend human capabilities beyond temporal and spatial barriers with useful applications in broad areas. Involving the physical-world environments, S&R systems must fulfill the intrinsic real-time requirements of these physical environments. However, communication networks lack of QoS can hamper performance and effectiveness of S&R. Therefore, end system strategies must be deployed to retain effectiveness and to enhance performance of S&R. In this paper, we survey transversal issues pertaining to the development of agile S&R systems to work over a geographically scalable network.