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A substrate for in-network sensor data integration
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Proceedings of the 5th workshop on Data management for sensor networks table of contents
Auckland, New Zealand
SESSION: Complex data processing table of contents
Pages 35-41  
Year of Publication: 2008
ISBN:978-1-60558-284-9
Authors
Svilen R. Mihaylov  University of Pennsylvania
Marie Jacob  University of Pennsylvania
Zachary G. Ives  University of Pennsylvania
Sudipto Guha  University of Pennsylvania
Sponsor
: Intel
Publisher
ACM  New York, NY, USA
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ABSTRACT

With the ultimate goal of extending the data integration paradigm and query processing capabilities to ad hoc wireless networks, sensors, and stream systems, we consider how to support communication between sets of nodes performing distributed joins in sensor networks. We develop a communication model that enables in-network join at a variety of locations, and which facilitates coordination among nodes in order to make optimization decisions. While we defer a discussion of the optimizer to future work, we experimentally compare a variety of strategies, including at-base and in-network joins. Results show significant performance gains versus prior work, as well as opportunities for optimization.


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Collaborative Colleagues:
Svilen R. Mihaylov: colleagues
Marie Jacob: colleagues
Zachary G. Ives: colleagues
Sudipto Guha: colleagues