ing a middleware abstraction layer into wireless sensor networks is a widely accepted solution to facilitate application programming and allow network organization. In this paper,...
Kirsten Terfloth, Georg Wittenburg, Jochen H. Schi...
In this paper, we describe the Jack-in-the-Net (Ja-Net) architecture for adaptive services in a large scale, open network environment. Using biologically inspired concepts, Ja-Net...
Despite their increasing sophistication, wireless sensor networks still do not exploit the most powerful of the human senses: vision. Indeed, vision provides humans with unmatched...
Mohammad H. Rahimi, Rick Baer, Obimdinachi I. Iroe...
In recent years, the standards of OGC’s Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) initiative have been applied in a multitude of projects to encapsulate heterogeneous geosensors for web-based...
Arne Broering, Theodor Foerster, Simon Jirka, Cars...
An important problem in mobile ad-hoc wireless sensor networks is the localization of individual nodes, i.e., each node’s awareness of its position relative to the network. In t...