PPT-Multichannel Reliability Assessment in Real World WSNs

Jorge Ortiz and David Culler University of California at Berkeley 9 th Int Conf on Information Processing in Sensor Networks SPOTS Track April 1216 2010 Stockholm Sweden Motivation. 0 RELIABILITY ALLOCATION Reliability Allocation deals with the setting of reliability goals for individual subsystems such that a specified reliability goal is met and the hardware and software subsystem goals are well b It provides greater 64258exibility than traditional bus plugin boards but at a comparable cost Multiport II can be purchased in versions from one to six inputs Units with fewer than six inputs can be 64257eld upgraded with additional inputs Two comm 2 Multichannel Marketing Is A Proven Discipline 3 Multichannel Marketers Reveal Significant Business Gains 5 Mature Multichannel Marketers Employ Different Pract Attacks & Countermeasures. Chris Karlof & David Wagner, UC Berkeley. 1. st. IEEE International Workshop on Sensor Network Protocols & Applications 11 May 2003. Report by Jim Gaskell. CS 577, Prof Kinicki, Fall '11. Jonathan McAuley. Point. Definition. - A point is one place that shows a specific “point”. Real World Example. - A pencil Point would be one. The tip of the. pencil represents one point and you could touch it on a piece of. Kansas State Department of Education. ASSESSMENT LITERACY PROJECT. 1. Reliability = Consistency. ASSESSMENT LITERACY PROJECT. Kansas State Department of Education. ASSESSMENT LITERACY PROJECT. Essential Questions:. Majorana. . Wires. Piet . Brouwer. Dahlem. Center for Complex Quantum Systems. Physics Department. Freie. . Universität. Berlin. Inanc. . Adagideli. Mathias . Duckheim. Dganit. . Meidan. Graham . What works; what doesn. ’. t. Geoff Norman, Ph.D.. McMaster University. . norman@mcmaster.ca. Why, What, How, How well. Why are you doing the assessment?. What are you going to assess?. How are you going to assess it?. & . Validity. Reference. The majority of this lecture was taken . from . How . to Measure Survey Reliability . & Validity. . by Mark . Litwin. , Sage Publications,1995. .. Lecture objectives. Statistical Issues Related to Assessment. Reliability. Consistency. The degree to which students’ results remain consistent over replications of an assessment procedure. . Measurement example. Popham. Dr . Digvijay. Sharma. Spasticity. Spasticity is one of the most common and potentially disabling and bothersome complications affecting individuals with Neurological conditions.. 1. Spasticity may be defined as a motor disorder characterized by a velocity-dependent exaggeration of stretch reflexes, resulting from abnormal . ’. t. Geoff Norman, Ph.D.. McMaster University. . norman@mcmaster.ca. Why, What, How, How well. Why are you doing the assessment?. What are you going to assess?. How are you going to assess it?. Dr. Phillip D. Voegel. Department of Chemistry & Physics. Southeastern Louisiana University. Introduction. Active Learning. :. …anything course-related that all students in a class session are called upon to do other than simply watching, listening and taking notes.. Moustafa. . elansary.mam@gmail.com. . Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt. . 24 . March 2016 | RIPE NCC / . MENOG 16. MSR. : A Multipath Secure Reliable Routing Protocol for WSNs.