This research deals with several key issues concerning WSN design process. Due to the nature of these networks, debugging after deployment is unlikely, thus, a well-organized testing methodology is required. WSN simulators could achieve such a task, but still code implementing mote sensing and RF behavior consists of layered and/or interacting protocols that for the sake of designing accuracy are tested working as a whole, running on specific hardware. Simulators that provide cross-layer simulation and hardware cross-platform emulation options may be regarded as an important milestone for improved WSN design process. The herein proposed multi-agent simulation architecture aims at designing a novel WSN simulation system independent of specific hardware platforms but taking into account all hardware entities and events for testing and analyzing the behavior of a pragmatic WSN system. Details of the implementation are provided as well as a preliminary validation of the simulator in C#.
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Filippou, A., & Karras, D. A. (2016). Toward an efficient integral multi-agent sensor network generic simulation system design. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 348, pp. 371–383). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2580-5_35
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