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K. Clark, Evolution of sensor control strategies for over-deployed wireless sensor networks, MSCS project, May 2009.
S. DiStasi, In situ measurement and emulation of severe multipath environments, MSEE thesis, October 2008.
C. Chen, Footprint molding and connectivity analysis for wireless sensor networks, MSEE thesis, October 2008.
R. Ketcham, Characterization and mitigation of hyper-Rayleigh fading, MSEE thesis, October 2007.
M. Fortney, A low-cost, linear response wireless temperature sensor for extreme environments, MSEE thesis, March 2007.
B. Capsuto, Characterization and impact of radio signal variation for statically deployed wireless sensors, MSEE thesis, October 2006.
C. Fitzhugh, Multipath characterization of enclosed environments, MSEE thesis, March 2006.
J. Galbreath, Channel allocation strategies for wireless sensor networks statically deployed in multipath environments, MSEE thesis, March 2006.
L. Mayer, On the robustness of wireless sensor network target tracking algorithms, MSEE thesis, October 2004.
S. Maciejowski, Development of a low-cost, low-power wireless sensor network, MSEE thesis, October 2003.