In triangulation, need to measure the angle between the sensor node and the anchors and use this information to compute nodes own position.

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• Node gather enough anchor points and measurements, they compute their own locations. Once they have localized, they also declare themselves as an anchors. In this way, sensor nodes without enough anchors get a chance to localize. This approach is called as ____________ localization.
• Trilateration technique measures the _______to all anchors and Triangulation measures ________to all anchors,
• The challenges in sensor network databases A: limited storage on nodes and high communication costs imply that older data has to be discarded B: sensor tasking interacts in numerous ways with the sensor database system
• For trilateration, we measure _______ between the node and anchors.
• Once a signal source is inside the sensing range of a sensor, further increasing the sensor density ___________the average distance from a sensor to the signal source, hence improving the SNR
• In a typical sensor network, each sensor node operates unethered and has a microprocessor and a small amount of memory for signal processing and task scheduling
• Localization accuracy is the _____________ distance between the estimated and the real position of the sensor node.
• Node A and B 130 meters away and 5 hope separated. Node B and C 170 meters away and 6 hope separated and Node A and c 120 meters away and 5 hope separated. Then the mean hop length is___ meters.
• How the leader node maintains and migrates the collaborative processing group. Arrange the following steps in correct order a: sensors are selected to acquire new measurements using the sensor selection algorithm b: after the leader is elected, it initializes a belief state as uniform disk centered at its own location c: as the target moves, the sensors that did not previously detect may begin detecting
• Wireless Sensor Networks are networks that consist of sensors that are A: distributed in an ad hoc manner. B: These sensors work with each other to sense some physical phenomenon and then the information gathered is processed to get relevant results. C: Wireless sensor networks consist of protocols and algorithms with self-organizing capabilities.