Abstrakt

Detection of Enemy Intervention in Border and Battle Fields Using Smart Dust Technology

Venugopal P, Rajeev Pankaj N, Satheesh Kumar, Srinivas Koppu, Madhusudhana Rao

Terrorism it is the greatest menace to the security of our nation which is subverting through borders. The borders of Bangladesh and Kashmir are quite composite and also they are large, such that any armed forces or even satellites also cannot be able to monitor the intervening terrorists. To solve these sorts of problems an effective solution is provided in this paper. The main objective of this project is to design a wireless sensor mote which is like small dust and comprises of numerous sensors with a controller in it. It has the capability to sense the intervention of the enemies through the battle fields and borders. The speciality of this mote is that it can be positioned in few hours over a large area with limited persons. A Network can be formed by these motes among themselves. The networks are light in size, promptly deployable and have a wireless connection to the outside world. On board hardware comprises of various sensors and a microcontroller to route the values of these sensors. For the purpose of communication we use a radio transceiver. A graphic LCD display is attached to the central monitoring mote in order to vision the trailing history of the targets.