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A class based QoS model for Wireless Body Area Sensor Networks

@inproceedings{Salam2014ACB,
  title={A class based QoS model for Wireless Body Area Sensor Networks},
  author={Ab Salam and Adnan Nadeem and Kamran Ahsan and Muhammad Sarim and Kashif Rizwan},
  year={2014}
}
Wireless Body Area Sensor Networks (WBASNs) applications have emerged as major type of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). Ample research work has already carried out to improve the QoS in WSN. However, QoS provision in WBASN needs further investigation. Majority of the research work in WBASN improves the QoS considering timeliness, latency or energy as a basic requirement. Most of the researchers working on MAC layer consider one of the QoS parameter energy, timeliness or reliability. This paper… Expand
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