L. Lopes, F. Martins, Miguel S. Silva, Joao Barros
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A Process Calculus Approach to Sensor Network Programming
We present a process calculus that models the communication and computational aspects of sensor network applications. The calculus focuses on a basic set of primitives for programming sensor networks that support code deployment, communication and local processing, and provides a very expressive core-language. The calculus and its associated theory provide the tools to verify the robustness of sensor network applications and protocols.