Abstract
Quality of coverage is one of the fundamental issues in wireless sensor networks, particularly for the deterministic placement of sensors. One of the methods to improve the quality of coverage is to place the minimum number of sensors in the optimal position to cover the entire target. This paper proposes a discrete Haar wavelet transform for deterministic sensor placement in the target coverage problem. Dilation and translation of Haar wavelet transform are used for identifying the optimal position of sensors. Simulation results validate the performance of discrete Haar wavelet transform better than random placement in terms of optimal placement, quality of coverage and network traffic reduction.
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