Towards energy efficient XPath evaluation in wireless sensor networks

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Towards energy efficient XPath evaluation in wireless sensor networks

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Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop on Data Management for Sensor Networks table of contents

Lyon, France

SESSION: Short papers and demos table of contents

Article No. 4

Year of Publication: 2009

ISBN:978-1-60558-777-6

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Nils Hoeller	Institute of Information Systems, Luebeck, Germany
Christoph Reinke	Institute of Information Systems, Luebeck, Germany
Jana Neumann	Institute of Information Systems, Luebeck, Germany
Sven Groppe	Institute of Information Systems, Luebeck, Germany
Christian Werner	Institute of Telematics, Luebeck, Germany
Volker Linnemann	Institute of Information Systems, Luebeck, Germany

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: Olsonet, Inc. (Canada)
: Swiss National Center for Mobile Information and Communication Systems (NCCRMICS) (Switzerland)
: Arch Rock Corporation (USA)

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

Using XML as a standardized data exchange format in wireless sensor networks is a means to support more complex data management and heterogeneous networks. Moreover, XML is a key feature towards service-oriented sensor networks. Recent work has shown that XML can be compressed to meet the general hardware restrictions of sensor nodes while still supporting updates. In this work we outline the vision and benefits of XML usage in wireless sensor networks. We further present first evaluation results of an implemented XPath query engine, that is able to evaluate a large set of XPath queries dynamically on XML using sensor nodes.

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