SenSAR: Userful Link

Call for Paper

• I decided not to maintain our own call for paper list because I cannot do better than Alex.
  
  
• The Second IEEE Workshop on Embedded Networked Sensors (EmNetS-II)
  Publication Schedule:
  Submissions due: Jan 31st, 2005
  Notification of acceptance: Mar 15th, 2005
  Camera-ready copy due: April 7th, 2005
  Workshop: May 30h- 31th, 2005
  

Useful Links

• Useful Links
  1. Sensor Readings from 54 sensors deployed in the Intel Berkeley Research lab between February 28th and April 5th, 2004.
  2. A Wireless Sensor Networks Bibliography
  3. A mini hardware survey

• Online extra code that is written by the members of NRL/Sensar group is available here.
  
• ONLINE RESOURCES
  1. Sensors online
     
  2. Brief report on sensor networks (from a business perspective)
  3. Sensor networks simulators
     

  
  

• Private companies in wireless sensor networks
  1. Crossbow
     
  2. Sensicast
     
  3. Ember corporation
     
  4. Millennial Net
     
  5. Dust Inc
     
  6. Sensoria
  7. Wireless event driven camera

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• Some wireless standards
  1. IEEE 802.15.4
     
  2. Bluetooth
     
  3. Zigbee
     

• Interesting articles
  1. "Intel to Release First 'Causal' Learning Algorithms"
     Intel will release details of its probabilistic network library (PNL) learning package at this week's Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) conference. The open-source PNL is capable of merging separate data flows from real-time sensors ...
     
  2. "Researchers Report Progress Embedding Devices in Fabrics"
     Researchers gathered at this week's International Electron Devices Meeting detailed their work in the field of ambient intelligence, with a particular emphasis on electronic textiles. "Ambient intelligence is the vision that technology will become ...
     
  3. "Hey, Santa, Just So You Know: Techies Are Up to No Good With 'Smart Dust'"
     Researchers at the Pentagon, UCLA, the University of California-Berkeley, and elsewhere are developing smart dust, minuscule devices or "motes" equipped with sensors, computer chips, and radio transmitters that can be deployed into widely ...
     

 

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