The Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a monitoring system consisting of a large number of wireless devices forming a multi-hop network without infrastructure. WSN nodes are generally cheap resource-constrained devices detecting environmental features using sensors.Although well-established...

Recent Very Large Scale Events (VLSEs) such as Superstorm Sandy in 2012 and Hurricane Maria in 2017, which plunged millions of people into darkness, have led to discussions and an awareness of the importance of grid resilience. Historically such conversations have been about the reliability of...

The study focused on the comparative analysis of the submarine geomorphology of three oceanic trenches: Hikurangi Trench (HkT), Puysegur Trench (PT) and Hjort Trench (HjT), New Zealand region, Pacific Ocean. HjT is characterized by an oblique subduction zone. Unique regional tectonic setting...

Distributed computing is a very common term in the field of computer science and also a very general computing paradigm which is being used by almost all the scientific and industrial computing applications. All the information technology applications have based upon the use of the distributed...

Cloud computing is an infrastructure for proffer computing services over the internet on-demand in heterogeneous distributed environment and make payment for used of shared resources such as storage, services servers, applications, and networks, without physically owning them. So, it also saves...

As the world's fastest-growing local energy technology, distributed photovoltaics (DPV) has upended the traditional paradigm of one-way power flow from the grid to consumers. Solar electricity systems located close to grid consumers known here as DPV empower consumers to produce electricity for...