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Using SensLAB as a First Class Scienti c Tool for Large Scale Wireless Sensor Network Experiments

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Fig. 1. SensLAB testbed is composed of 4 distributed WSN interconnected by Internet (1024 nodes in total)
Fig. 2. Simplified view of the platform usage/services (left). SensLAB portal (right).
Fig. 3. Software SensLAB architecture and technological choices.
Fig. 5. The SensLAB web portal for Lille’s platform.
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