Abstract:
We study systems of static and mobile sensors in which the
participating nodes are disconnected. At any given time, only selected
groups of nodes are able to interact. In this paper, we restrict
attention to pairwise interactions of static nodes placed on a regular
grid. Nodes must agree on a schedule that specifies when and in what
order these interactions take place. Our focus is the impact this
interaction schedule has on system- wide properties, such as
information propagation and resiliency. We show how interaction
schedules with varying properties can be built from simple patterns
and we discuss the choice of suitable patterns on sample illustrative
scenarios.
Michel Charpentier <
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