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Guard-dog Intrusion Detector: Class project on Wireless sensor networks

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Prajon Raj Shakya Electrical Engineering Program Louisiana Tech University Ruston, LA 71272, USA Email: prs014 @latech.edu Guard Dog Intrusion Detection Sensor
Idealized by: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) operated by Lawrence Livermore National Security (LLNS) Monitoring and detection of invasion of area and relay to a distant BS. Basically, detects the motion and records the image and location and relays to the server. Distinguishing ability between human and other wild animals and environmental vibrations has been targeted. Sensors use ultra-wide band (UWB) signals emit and detect very low amplitude and short-voltage impulses. Ad-hoc network coverage scattered network around the site. UWB impulse sensors (MIR), GPS, local signal processing, RF communication transceivers. Introduction to the application
Implementation and Development status Ad-hoc n/w connection of sensors forming protective coverage or fence Sensor: 8 length and 3 diameter Prototype with radar range of 40 ft have been built Referred from: IPO @LLNL-Technology Profile: GuardDog Intrusion detection sensor <https://ipo.llnl.gov/technology/profile/announcement/GuardDog_Intrusion_Detection_Sensors.php>
Benefits and Potential Applications High performance UWB signal used Omni-directional antenna: Field presence of 360 degrees Low transmit power (3mW) Multiple direction detection no LOS required. Wide application ranges-habitat monitoring, home automation, smart home/office. Infrastructure protection, warfare sniper protection, border control . Also examined by DOD for various application: 5 star node configuration outdoors with satellite exfiltration and simultaneous internet broadcast. References: [1]. IPO @LLNL-Technology Profile: Guard Dog Intrusion Detection Sensor <https://ipo.llnl.gov/technology/profile/announcement/GuardDog_Intrusion_Detection_Sensors.php>

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Guard-dog Intrusion Detector: Class project on Wireless sensor networks

  • 1. Prajon Raj Shakya Electrical Engineering Program Louisiana Tech University Ruston, LA 71272, USA Email: prs014 @latech.edu Guard Dog Intrusion Detection Sensor
  • 2. Idealized by: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) operated by Lawrence Livermore National Security (LLNS) Monitoring and detection of invasion of area and relay to a distant BS. Basically, detects the motion and records the image and location and relays to the server. Distinguishing ability between human and other wild animals and environmental vibrations has been targeted. Sensors use ultra-wide band (UWB) signals emit and detect very low amplitude and short-voltage impulses. Ad-hoc network coverage scattered network around the site. UWB impulse sensors (MIR), GPS, local signal processing, RF communication transceivers. Introduction to the application
  • 3. Implementation and Development status Ad-hoc n/w connection of sensors forming protective coverage or fence Sensor: 8 length and 3 diameter Prototype with radar range of 40 ft have been built Referred from: IPO @LLNL-Technology Profile: GuardDog Intrusion detection sensor <https://ipo.llnl.gov/technology/profile/announcement/GuardDog_Intrusion_Detection_Sensors.php>
  • 4. Benefits and Potential Applications High performance UWB signal used Omni-directional antenna: Field presence of 360 degrees Low transmit power (3mW) Multiple direction detection no LOS required. Wide application ranges-habitat monitoring, home automation, smart home/office. Infrastructure protection, warfare sniper protection, border control . Also examined by DOD for various application: 5 star node configuration outdoors with satellite exfiltration and simultaneous internet broadcast. References: [1]. IPO @LLNL-Technology Profile: Guard Dog Intrusion Detection Sensor <https://ipo.llnl.gov/technology/profile/announcement/GuardDog_Intrusion_Detection_Sensors.php>