Thus, given a maximum range Rmax of the imaging system, the area coverage rate Acr is solely determined by the speed v.
where refers to the coverage area of the cluster and the term denotes the maximum area that can be covered by cluster members.
There have been a great number of works on area coverage, target coverage and barrier coverage.
Many efforts have been made on full coverage problem (including point coverage [4 8], area coverage [9 18]), and barrier coverage problem [19 26].
For instance, typically, two types of targets are used: (i) a level of representation for the expected coverage of each surrogate (that is, the expected or average number of occurrences of the surrgate) within a conservation area network (CAN); and (ii) these representation targets along with the maximum area of land that can be put under a conservation plan.
According to various characteristics of monitored objects, coverage can be classified into three types, i.e., area coverage, point coverage, and barrier coverage [17].
Three types of coverage problems have been investigated in the literature: area coverage [8, 10 13], target coverage [14 17], and barrier coverage [9, 18, 19].
Predominant classes by area coverage are in bold print.
By increasing the AgNW concentrations, the AgNW area coverage increased.
The method is that nodes which are included in the maximum disjoint coverage area are at work, while other nodes are in a dormant state, which saves the system energy and prolongs the network life cycle.
