Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Outdoor wireless sensor networks are all exposed to a constantly changing environment that influences the performance of the network. ,  study how variations in meteorological conditions influence IEEE 802.15.4 links.  show that the performance varies over both long and short periods of time, and correlate these variations to changes in meteorological conditions. The case study is based on six months of data from a sensor network deployed next to a meteorological research station running a continuous experiment, collecting both high-quality link and meteorological measurements.  present observations from the deployment, highlighting variations in packet reception ratio and signal strength. Furthermore,  show how the variations correlate with four selected meteorological factors, temperature, absolute humidity, precipitation and sunlight. Our results show that packet reception ratio and signal strength correlate the most with temperature and the correlation with other factors are less pronounced.  also identify a diurnal cycle as ll as a seasonal variation in the packet reception ratio aggregated over all links.  discuss the implication of the findings and how they can be used when designing wireless sensor networks.
['Hjalmar Wennerström', 'Frederik Hermans', 'Olof Rensfelt', 'Christian Rohner', 'Lars-Åke Nordén']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A long-term study of correlations between meteorological conditions and 802.15.4 link performance
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