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Modelling and Self-organizing in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks: Application to Fire Detection

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  • Elie Tagne Fute and Emmanuel Tonye 2013. Modelling and Self-organizing in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks: Application to Fire Detection. International Journal of Applied Information Systems. 5, 3 (February 2013), 1-7. DOI=http://dx.doi.org/10.5120/ijais450874 
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Abstract

A program to enable optimal alignments searching between two sequences, the host sequence (normal plant) and query sequence (Virus). Looking for homologues has become a routine operation of biological sequences in 4X4 combination with different subsequence (word size). The program takes advantage of the high degree of homology between such sequences to construct an alignment of the matching regions. The main aim is to detect the overlapping reading frames. This program also enable to find out the highly infected colones selection highest matching region with minimum gap or mismatch zones and unique virus colones matches. This is a small, portable, interactive, front-end program intended to be used to find out the regions of matching between host sequence and query subsequences. All the operations are carried out in fraction of seconds, depending on the required task and on the sequence length.

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Keywords

Wireless sensor network, mobile sensors, patrolling, agent,

Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences