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Davide Brunelli¹, Carlo Caione²

¹University of Trento, Via Sommarive 9, Trento I-38122, Italy. davide.brunelli@unitn.it.

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Compressive sensing (CS) enhances wireless sensor networks (WSNs) by enabling efficient data capture. This study optimizes CS parameters for resource-constrained nodes, balancing reconstruction quality with minimal energy use.

Keywords:

compressed sensing distributed compressed sensing embedded software low-power electronics wireless sensor networks

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Area of Science:

Digital Signal Processing
Wireless Sensor Networks

Background:

Compressive Sensing (CS) offers high-resolution signal capture from minimal measurements, crucial for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs).
Resource-constrained sensor nodes present challenges for implementing advanced signal processing techniques like CS.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the effectiveness of Compressive Sensing (CS) on real, resource-constrained sensor nodes.
To evaluate the impact of CS parameters on energy consumption and device lifetime in WSNs.
To identify optimal under-sampling ratios and reconstruction algorithms for energy-efficient data acquisition.

Main Methods:

Comparison of CS with dense encoding matrices (Nyquist rate) versus sub-Nyquist rate sampling.
Signal reconstruction using algorithms that exploit intra- and inter-signal correlations.
Evaluation using a real dataset from environmental monitoring sensors.

Main Results:

Demonstrated that sub-Nyquist rate sampling with optimized CS algorithms can achieve high-quality signal reconstruction.
Identified specific CS parameters and reconstruction strategies that minimize energy consumption.
Quantified the trade-offs between under-sampling ratio, reconstruction accuracy, and energy expenditure.

Conclusions:

Compressive Sensing is effective for resource-constrained WSNs when parameters are carefully optimized.
An optimal under-sampling ratio and reconstruction algorithm were defined for energy-efficient environmental monitoring.
The study provides a practical framework for deploying CS in WSN applications to extend device lifetime.