Structural health monitoring with distributed wireless sensor networks
Wireless Sensor Networks(WSN) are a today technology with great practicability in the real world. We focus on describing WSN architecture, regarding usefulness in constructions like structural health monitoring and importance, and advantages of using WSN in this domain
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