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31.3.2. Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)
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- 1.
What do you think WSN stands for?
Hint
Think about the types of devices used for monitoring.
- 2.
Name one advantage of using WSNs.
Hint
Consider safety and accessibility.
- 3.
What does WSN stand for?
- Wireless Sensor Nodes
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- Wireless Signal Networks
Hint
What kinds of devices collect and transmit data?
- 4.
True or False: WSNs require a lot of human intervention.
Hint
Think about the purpose of using WSNs.
- 5.
Develop a proposal outlining how WSNs could be implemented in a historical bridge to monitor its structural integrity while preserving its appearance.
Hint
Think about how to blend technology with historical preservation.
- 6.
Analyze the cost-benefit ratio of deploying WSNs for a new public park, considering setup costs versus long-term maintenance savings.
Hint
Weigh initial costs against long-term gains through preventative actions.
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