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Figure 33 – Example of localization

            Hybrid networks

            Complete application scenarios generally contain aspects of all three categories. For example, in a
            sensor  network  designed  to  track  vehicles,  the  network  may  switch  between  being  an  alarm
            monitoring  network  and  a  data  collection  network.  During  a  long  period  of  inactivity  when  no
            vehicles are present, the network will simply perform an alarm monitoring function. Each node will
            monitor its sensors while waiting to detect a vehicle. Once an alarm event is detected, all or part of
            the network, will switch into a data collection network mode and periodically report sensor readings
            to a base station, where tracking of the vehicles would be in progress. As a result of this multi‐modal
            network behavior, it is important to develop a single architecture that can handle all the three
            aforementioned application scenarios.























                                              Figure 34 – Tracking Vehicles
















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