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Information technology to ensure the survivability of sensor networks

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Authors:

Volodymyr Petrivskyi; V.L. Shevchenko; O.S. Bychkov; I.P. Sinitsyn

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Problems in Programming., Volume 12 (2021)
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Petrivskyi, Volodymyr, Georgi Dimitrov, Viktor Shevchenko, Oleksiy Bychkov, Magdalena Garvanova, Galina Panayotova, and Pavel Petrov. "Information Technology for Big Data Sensor Networks Stability Estimation." Information & Security: An International Journal 47, no. 1 (2020): 141-154.

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APA style: Petrivskyi, V., Shevchenko V.L., Bychkov O.S., & Sinitsyn I.P. (2021).  Information technology to ensure the survivability of sensor networks. Problems in Programming.. 12,
Chicago style: Petrivskyi, Volodymyr, V.L. Shevchenko, O.S. Bychkov, and I.P. Sinitsyn. "Information technology to ensure the survivability of sensor networks." Problems in Programming. 12 (2021).
IEEE style: Petrivskyi, V., V.L. Shevchenko, O.S. Bychkov, and I.P. Sinitsyn, "Information technology to ensure the survivability of sensor networks", Problems in Programming., vol. 12, 2021.
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