Abstract

With the shaping of universal computing concept and the development of microelectronics technology, the mobile terminal devices have the strong functions of computing, storage and communication. The opportunistic social networks composed of a large number of terminal devices can be widely used in various scenarios by deploying them anytime and anywhere. One of its most important tasks is to collect data in order to communicate between people and things. The existing researches mainly focus on routing strategies that aim to improve the performance of data collection by optimizing the routing algorithm. However, the inherent characteristics of the opportunistic social networks such as the intermittent communication opportunities make it difficult to improve routing performance because nodes can not get global network topology information. In order to solve this problem, we should establish an efficient data collection mechanism based on wavelet multi-resolution to improve the efficiency of data collection from the source, which mainly studies the multi-resolution compression storage method of node data, the spatial multi-resolution data hierarchical storage framework, and the multi-resolution data management mechanism of mobile node. The experimental results show that the multi-resolution communication mode based on integer wavelet transform can greatly reduce the amount of data in the network and the energy consumption of nodes, and it is beneficial to the data collection of opportunistic social networks.

Highlights

  • In recent years, the progress of wireless communication and microelectronics technology has promoted the rapid popularization of mobile intelligent terminals, such as mobile phones, tablets and on-board devices

  • We study the data collection mechanism in Opportunistic social Networks (OppNet), our main work includes the following three aspects: (1) In view of the inherent characteristics of OppNet, we propose a data compression method based on integer wavelet transform to reduce the amount of transmission data in the network and improve the utilization rate of encounter opportunities

  • (2) In order to improve the efficiency of data collection and reduce the energy consumption of nodes, we have established an efficient data collection mechanism based on wavelet multi-resolution by studying the multi-resolution compression storage method of node data, spatial multi-resolution data hierarchical storage framework and mobile node multi-resolution data management method

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INTRODUCTION

The progress of wireless communication and microelectronics technology has promoted the rapid popularization of mobile intelligent terminals, such as mobile phones, tablets and on-board devices. Using the embedded sensors such as temperature sensors, acceleration sensors, ultrasound sensors, magnetic force sensors, direction sensors, and so on, the mobile intelligent terminal devices take advantage of the encounter opportunity formed by the movement of people, cars or other carriers, and can realize the sense, collection and transmission of all kinds of information in the surrounding environment. This kind of network, which is composed of a large number of mobile intelligent nodes. We study the data collection mechanism in OppNet, our main work includes the following three aspects: (1) In view of the inherent characteristics of OppNet, we propose a data compression method based on integer wavelet transform to reduce the amount of transmission data in the network and improve the utilization rate of encounter opportunities. (2) In order to improve the efficiency of data collection and reduce the energy consumption of nodes, we have established an efficient data collection mechanism based on wavelet multi-resolution by studying the multi-resolution compression storage method of node data, spatial multi-resolution data hierarchical storage framework and mobile node multi-resolution data management method. (3) Using a large amount of real data, we evaluate the data collection mechanism based on wavelet multi-resolution

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INTEGRAL WAVELET TRANSFORM
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