SNEE: Sensor Network Query Compiler/Optimizer :: Source Code Release
We would like to announce the release of the SNEE sensor network query compiler/optimizer. SNEE (for Sensor NEtwork Engine) has been developed at the University of Manchester. It supports an expressive continuous, declarative query language over acquisitional streams, called SNEEql, using a software architecture that extends traditional distributed query processing techniques.
SNEEql queries are compiled into query evaluation plans (QEPs) in the form of executable nesC/TinyOS code. SNEEql QEPs currently target the TOSSIM simulator and the Avrora Mica2/MicaZ instruction-level simulator (TinyOS 1.x only). We have also run SNEE-generated QEPs on Tmote Sky motes running TinyOS 2.x, and a further release in which the generated QEPs are fit for small-scale experiments on such mote-level hardware is planned for the next few months.
The source code of SNEE has been released under the New BSD License, and is hosted at:
http://code.google.com/p/snee/
At the above URL, you can download the source, with some simple examples. The quickest way to get up and running is to follow the ’getting started guide’ link in the above page.
