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Underwater sensor networks (UWSNs) are
composed of a certain amount of sensors and/or vehicles that
interactively glean data from underwater environment and
cooperatively perform predetermined tasks. Each of these
battery-limited sensors dissipates a considerable amount of
energy during sensing, communicating and data processing
activities, where replenishing the drained batteries is impractical
and time consuming, and interrupts the ongoing communication.
Therefore, energy conservation and routing strategies are vitally
important for accomplishing a certain task for a particular
underwater application. In this paper, we review the recent
advances in UWSNs, including their applications and joint
routing optimization and energy conservation techniques.
Finally, several appealing directions for future research on
UWSNs are presented.
International Conference on Advanced Technologies, Computer Engineering and Science
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Halil YETKİN