Wireless Forensic Ready Multiple Sink Wireless Sensor Network
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Pooja JainAuthors Info & Claims
Pooja JainAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 428 - 432
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A sensor network deployed at international borders requires extreme level of security. The sensor network is supposed to be forensic ready so that at the time of crime and after the crime proper proofs can be displayed before the court of law. The current research work deals with an intelligent multi agent system deployed at multiple sinks in a wireless sensor network. The sensed data is made forensic ready so that it can presented before the court of law.
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- Wireless Forensic Ready Multiple Sink Wireless Sensor Network
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