Sensing Systems
System Architecture and Design Flow of Smart Mobile Sensing Systems
... mobile sensing systems that performs wireless sensor data transmission, data analysis and display in ...mobile sensing system can also be applied to any environment that requires real-time ...
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The design and application of optical sources for distributed fibre sensing systems
... In a distributed fibre sensor, a measurand imposes a variation in the interrogating signal as a continuous function of distance, with its accuracy limited by the sensor’s spatial resolution. There are many methods ...
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Digital optical fibre sensing systems and architectures
... Another approach which avoids high sensor excess losses is to use intrinsic (in-fibre) modulation. Fig. 4.4 shows a possible design for a 4-bit temperature sensor using a bank of polarimeters with sensing lengths ...
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Advanced Methods for the Retrieval of Geo-/Bio-Physical Variables from Remote Sensing Imagery
... The first approach relies on the availability of a set of reference samples, i.e., couples of in-situ measurements of the desired target variable associated with the corresponding measurements of the remote sensor. These ...
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Fabrication and Utilization of PVDF Piezoelectric Thin Films Using Additive Manufacturing for Structural Health Monitoring.
... And These composite polymers can be produced by phase change printing layer-by-layer, while the sensing systems including the piezoelectric materials for the sensor element and electri[r] ...
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Transforming the Adaptation Physiology of Farm Animals through Sensors
... EMMI surface electrical recording has been shown to be a safe, accurate, non-invasive, and feasible method to measure uterine contractions in sheep. Electrophysiological studies using electromyogram sensing ...
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A Proposal of Sensor Data Collection System Using Mobile Relay Nodes
... urban sensing systems that present valuable information to users is ...urban sensing systems, the communica- tion channel from the sensors to the data centers pose a problem, especially in ...
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STBC-OFDM using Compressive Sensing Theory for Wireless Systems
... One popular combination of MIMO and OFDM is the STBC-OFDM which was first proposed in [8, 10]. In addition to spatial and temporal diversity, the combination of MIMO-OFDM offers a third dimension of coding which achieves ...
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Energy-efficient spectrum sensing approaches for cognitive radio systems
... The authors in [78] were the pioneer in proposing a conventional CBSS scheme. Both decision and energy fusion rules (i.e., hard and soft decisions, respectively) were studied. Further, the work showed that CBSS scheme ...
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STBC-OFDM using Compressive Sensing Theory for Wireless Systems
... ABSTRACT: STBC-OFDM has higher spectral efficiency and faster synchronization than standard cyclic prefix OFDM (CP-OFDM). STBC-OFDM suffers a high difficulty in supporting high modulation schemes such as PSK in low speed ...
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Low complexity spectrum sensing for MIMO communication systems based on cyclostationarity
... MIMO systems use space diversity and multiplex- ing techniques to significantly improve system performance without increasing bandwidth [19 – ...MIMO systems have been successfully applied to 4G cellular ...
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Utilizing the unbalanced radio verify location in manet spotted
... spectrum sensing to identify the availability of the spectrum for improving ...spectrum sensing to detect chunks of unused spectrum licensed to primary users ...spectrum. Sensing may be performed ...
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Forest Management using GIS
... Remote Sensing (RS) are being implemented for various applications of forest ...remote sensing allows a fundamental data for observation and for calculating deforestation ...
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Modelling and parameter identification of electromechanical systems for energy harvesting and sensing
... Electromechanical systems are a fundamental component of a wide class of devices, such as actu- ators, sensors, controllers, motors and ...tromechanical systems are also focused on energy harvesting ...
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Glucose sensing in the pancreatic beta cell: a computational systems analysis
... dling in the pancreatic β-cell. Glucose equilibrates across the plasma membrane and is phosphorylated by glucokinase to glucose 6-phosphate, which initiates glycolysis. Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) converts a por- tion of ...
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Decentralized Turbo Bayesian Compressed Sensing with Application to UWB Systems
... Compressed Sensing (TBCS) algorithm for sparse signal reconstruction through exploiting and integrating spatial and temporal redundancies in multiple signal reconstruction procedures performed in parallel, in ...
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Low Cost Two-Axis Automatic Solar Tracking System
... tracking systems are available in the market, limited purchasing capabilities in developing countries has been the main drive behind the device presented in this ...
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Relevance of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) to Environmental Education: A Panacea for Sustainable Development in Nigeria
... There is no doubt that one of the most important prerequisites for sustainable development is the availability of accurate, reliable, up-to-date and standard geoinformatics data particularly that of Geographic ...
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The Future of Sensing is Batteryless, Intermittent, and Awesome | KA MOAMOA
... that sensing devices are not just a computational unit—they are made up of potentially many devices, the microcontroller (MCU), en- ergy harvester, power supply, multiple sensing units (for instance a ...
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Maximizing Throughput using Adaptive Routing Based on Reinforcement Learning
... Data collection is associated to network coverage and connectivity. An interesting solution is the use of ubiquitous mobile agents that arbitrarily move around to gather data bridging access points and sensor nodes, ...
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