Do Wireless Sensor Networks Need to be Completely Integrated into the Internet?

TitleDo Wireless Sensor Networks Need to be Completely Integrated into the Internet?
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2009
AuthorsR. Roman, J. Lopez, and C. Alcaraz
Conference Name3rd CompanionAble Workshop - Future Internet of People, Things and Services (IoPTS) eco-Systems
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Date PublishedDecember
Publisherxxxx
Conference LocationBrussels (Belgium)
ISSN Numberxxxx
Abstract

Wireless sensor networks are considered as an integral part of the Internet of Things paradigm. Not only they provide a virtual presence to elements of the real world, but also allow any computationalsystem to know about the physical state of those elements thanks to the use of embedded sensors. In order to belong to the Internet of Things, the elements of a sensor network can implement Internet protocols and services such as the TCP/IP stack and web services. Still, a question that must be raised at this point of time is whether all sensor network applications should be completely integrated into the Internet or not. The purpose of this paper is to analyze this question, reviewing the challenges and security requirements of Internet-enabled sensor networks.

Citation Keyroman2009
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