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RETRACTED: Multifactor optimized mobile sink data collection framework for hybrid wireless sensor network‐long term evolution‐assisted Internet of Things network
iCapS-MS: an improved Capuchin Search Algorithm-based mobile-sink sojourn location optimization and data collection scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks
Virtual grid-based rendezvous point and sojourn location selection for energy and delay efficient data acquisition in wireless sensor networks with mobile sink
CORL 2: Exploring Cooperative Opportunities, Reducing Latency and Prolonging Network Lifetime for Data Collection Using Mobile Sinks in Wireless Sensor Networks
Construction of Wireless Sensor Model for Carbon Neutralization and Environmental Protection from the Perspective of Energy Internet of Things Transformation
DAIMS: Data Acquisition via Intelligent Mobile Sink in Wireless Sensor Networks Utilizing Termite Queen and Artificial Fish Swarm Optimization Techniques
A secure and energy-efficient cluster-based data collection scheme using mobile sink in wireless sensor networks
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