ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
A Self-Configurable BUS Network Topology Based on LoRa Nodes for the Transmission of Data and Alarm Messages in Power Line-Monitoring Systems.
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- A fire image transmission method via automatic fire alarm system data bus for remote fire verification in unattended locations: design and experiment.Scientific reports · 2026Article
- Multi-level screening method for network security alarms based on DBSCAN algorithm and rete rule inference.Scientific reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Power transmission lines transfer energy between power plants and substations by means of a linear chain of towers. These towers are often situated over extensive distances, sometimes in regions that are difficult to access. Wireless sensor networks present a viable solution for monitoring these long chains of towers due to their wide coverage, ease of installation and cost-effectiveness. The proposed LoRaBUS approach implements and analyses the benefits of a linear topology using a mixture of LoRa and LoRaWAN protocols. This approach is designed to enable automatic detection of nearby nodes, optimise energy consumption and provide a prioritised transmission mode in emergency situations. On remote, hard-to-reach towers, a prototype fire protection system was implemented and tested. The results demonstrate that LoRaBUS creates a self-configurable linear topology which proves advantageous for installation processes, node maintenance and troubleshooting node failures. The discovery process collects data from a neighbourhood to construct the network and to save energy. The network's autonomous configuration can be completed within approximately 2 min. In addition, energy consumption is effectively reduced 25% by dynamically adjusting the transmission power based on the detected channel quality and the distance to the nearest neighbour nodes.
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