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Agre, J., Clare, L., Pottie, G., and Romanov, N. Development platform for self-organizing wireless sensor networks. In Proceedings of Aerosense'99 (Orlando Fla., Apr. Apr. 8--9). International Society of Optical Engineering, Bellingham, Wa., 1999, 257--268.
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J. R. Agre, L. P. Clare, G. J. Pottie, and N. P. Romanov. Development platform for self-organizing wireless sensor networks. In Proceedings of the SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, volume 3713, pages 257--68, Apr 1999.
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Agre, J.R.; Clare, L.P.; Pottie, G.J.; Romanov, N.P., "Development platform for self-organizing wireless sensor networks." SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, 1999, vol.3713: 257-68.
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