Abstract

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) has gained worldwide attention in recent years. The design of a WSN depends significantly on the application. In sensor network design, physical and logical topology plays a major role. Transfer information in real time means, to provide a required result in a bounded time. Large-scale sensor networks will not be able to simply send all the raw sensed sample data to a sink. This paper presents an approach of simulation of various sampling techniques (logical topology) of industrial stacks emission and also defines a network with rough node deployment. The simulation of the sampling techniques is carried out using Castalia simulator based on OMNET++ language.

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