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Contents
Introduction
Wireless Sensor Networks
Time Synchronization
Metrics and Terminology
Motivations
Distributed beam-forming and sensor fusion
Multi-sensor integration
In network data aggregation and duplicate suppression
Energy-efficient radio scheduling
Uses common in traditional distributed systems
Related Work
Distributed Clocks and Network Time Protocols
National Time Standards and Time Transfer
Methods for avoiding the problem
Sensor Network Time
The Need for Something New
Design Principles
Our Approach
Post-Facto Synchronization
Expected Sources of Error
Empirical Study
Discussion
Work Plan
Development and characterization of time sync methods
Testbed implementation as proof-of-concept
Exploration of methods for tuning and automatic modality selection
Conclusions
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
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