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Fourth International Conference on Networked Sensing Systems June 6 - 8, 2007 // Braunschweig, Germany |
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International Workshop on SensorWebs, Databases and Mining in Networked Sensing Systems(SWDMNSS)
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Workshop Scope:A SensorWeb - an Internet enabled collection of heterogeneous networked sensing systems such as sensor networks - can provide real-time and historical information representing situations, contexts and changes in the real world. There are great potentials, if people are able to query and search such information resources. Also, inter-networking technologies and information integration utilizing the world-wide-web may allow combining geographical querying techniques and web search engines in order to approach an integrated real-world search engine. This workshop aims to discuss advanced technologies on SensorWebs, databases and data mining in order to tap new information resources provided by networked sensing systems and make them useable in a large variety of application contexts. We invite technical papers about networked sensing systems, databases and data mining for spatial and temporal information and discuss technical issues on integrating sensor networks, databases and Internet technologies. The workshop will focus on data-driven and data-centric aspects of networked sensing systems rather than sensor devices and hardware architectures. Original papers on database and network technologies, e.g. sensor data, stream data, time-series data, geographic information and web information, are welcome. |
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The 1st International Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks for Health Care(WSNHC 2007)
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Workshop Scope:With the advances in wireless sensor networks and embedded devices new solutions and possibilities are becoming available for health care. People might not be required to remain still to have their vital signs observed. The measurements taken over long periods of time and in the natural living conditions may improve diagnosis. A whole group of static and mobile smart sensors and embedded devices connected in a wireless network can collaborate to give an improved view to human health, while preserving security and privacy of the sensitive data. New technologies and devices are becoming available, such as embedding and attaching unobtrusive sensors to human bodies for long term monitoring and studies. The efforts of these activities are directed towards research about human health and aiding the diagnosis in various conditions, from home or hospital environments to extreme conditions such as triage in disaster areas. The goal of the workshop is to initiate discussions and collaborations across the disciplines of embedded sensor devices, systems and health care. The aim is to look into the future for the enabling technologies and wireless sensor devices along with the supporting systems that will aid health care in novel ways. Authors are invited to submit papers presenting new research related to embedded wireless sensor devices and systems that support health care. All submissions must describe original research, not published or currently under review for another workshop, conference, or journal. The participants are encouraged to bring mobile demo devices of a reasonable size. | |||||||||
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