In [34], the implementation of a smart monitoring system
over a wireless sensor network is presented, with particular emphasis
on the creation of a solid routing infrastructure through
the routing protocol for low-power and lossy networks (RPL),
whose definition is currently being discussed within the IETF
ROLL working group. RPL was designed in order to match the
requirements of networks characterized by low-power supplies
and by deployment in lossy environments. This involves both
wired and wireless networks deployed in difficult environments,
where the presence of high interference requires adaptive and reconfigurable
network operations. In [35], a hybrid routing protocol
that combines local agility with centralized control is presented.
It meets the requirements of robust collection, point-topoint
communication, and low footprint. It uses a distributed algorithm
to form a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) for routing
data from in-network nodes to border routers, allowing nodes to
maintain multipl
In [34], the implementation of a smart monitoring system
over a wireless sensor network is presented, with particular emphasis
on the creation of a solid routing infrastructure through
the routing protocol for low-power and lossy networks (RPL),
whose definition is currently being discussed within the IETF
ROLL working group. RPL was designed in order to match the
requirements of networks characterized by low-power supplies
and by deployment in lossy environments. This involves both
wired and wireless networks deployed in difficult environments,
where the presence of high interference requires adaptive and reconfigurable
network operations. In [35], a hybrid routing protocol
that combines local agility with centralized control is presented.
It meets the requirements of robust collection, point-topoint
communication, and low footprint. It uses a distributed algorithm
to form a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) for routing
data from in-network nodes to border routers, allowing nodes to
maintain multipl
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