
Sensor Systems and Software
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Content
- Title page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Sensor Application Programming Paradigms
- Wireless Sensors Solution for Energy Monitoring, Analyzing, Controlling and Predicting
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Solution Architecture
- Hardware Architecture
- Software Architecture
- Analysis and Prediction
- User Features
- Power Signatures and Test Results
- Power Signature Definition
- Test Workbench
- Test Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Policy-Driven Tailoring of Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Fine-Grained Customization in Multi-actor WSNs: Motivation and Requirements
- Policy as Paradigm for Fine-Grained Customization
- Policy Life Cycle
- Integration Strategies
- Paradigm Benefits
- Research Prototype
- Implementation
- Real World Case Study
- Evaluation and Discussion
- Memory Footprint and Cost of Change
- Development Overhead
- Policy Engine Performance
- Secure Policy Distribution Performance
- Lessons Learned from the Field Test
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Novel Sensor Applications
- Integration of Terrain Image Sensing with UAV Safety Management Protocols
- Introduction
- Related Work
- A Safety Management Protocol
- UAV Location
- UAV Health
- Maintaining Connectivity
- Collision Avoidance
- Detection of Landing Sites
- Choosing a Landing Site
- Base Station
- Current Location
- Check Database
- Neighbouring UAVs
- Landing
- Conclusions/Future Work
- References
- A Study on the Wireless Onboard Monitoring System for Railroad Vehicle Axle Bearings Using the SAW Sensor
- Introduction
- SAW Sensor for Real-time Wireless Axle Box Bearing Temperature Monitoring
- SAW Sensor Design
- System Application Test Using High-speed Railroad Vehicles
- References
- Sensor Network Middleware
- Middleware for Adaptive Group Communication in Wireless Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Multicast Efficiency Analysis
- Multicast Protocol Selection
- Tests and Simulations
- Multicast vs. Broadcast: Protocol Overhead
- The Efficiency Threshold
- Network Influences on the Efficiency Threshold
- Lessons Learned
- Communication Management Middleware
- Component View
- Network Layer Adaptations
- Prototype Evaluation
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- A Middleware Framework for the Web Integration of Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- The SenSer Middleware Framework
- Presentation Layer
- Logic Layer
- Data Layer
- Implementation
- Automated Home Management Application
- Evaluation
- Integration
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Expressing and Configuring Quality of Data in Multi-purpose Wireless Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Operational Setting
- Middleware Overview
- The Mediation Layer
- The Service Request Specification
- WSN Services
- Service Compositions
- Share-Able and Adaptive Components
- Capacity Planning
- The Client API
- Network Administrator API
- Middleware Implementation
- Discussion
- Simpler WSN Configuration
- Adaptability and Customize-Ability of the Middleware
- Related Work
- Configuration in State of the Art
- Adaptability and Customize-Ability in State of the Art
- Conclusion
- References
- A Lightweight Component-Based Reconfigurable Middleware Architecture and State Ontology for Fault Tolerant Embedded Systems
- Introduction
- The MIREA Middleware
- Component Model
- Middleware Kernel
- Core Services
- Inter-Component calls, Interfaces and Receptacles
- Component Implementation and Migration of Legacy Code
- State Ontology for Check-Pointing and Reconfiguration
- Problem Description
- Proposed Approach: State Ontology
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Distributed Context Models in Support of Ubiquitous Mobile Awareness Services
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Approach
- Distributed Context eXchange Protocol
- The Meta Model
- The Overlay
- The Distributed Meta Model
- Evolving Context Schemata
- The Model as a Service
- Service Scenario
- Concluding Remarks and Future Work
- References
- Trust, Security and Privacy
- SeDAP: Secure Data Aggregation Protocol in Privacy Aware Wireless Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Privacy Model
- The Scenario
- SeDAP: The Proposed Solution
- Message Structure
- System dynamics
- Performance Evaluation
- Related Works
- Conclusion
- References
- A Centralized Approach for Secure Location Verification in Wireless Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Assumptions and Network Model
- Centralized vs. Decentralized Approaches
- Tree-Based Message Structure
- Proposed Approach
- Initial Phase
- Operation Phase
- Resilience against Security Attacks
- Key Capture Attack
- Spoofing or Altering Messages
- Sybil Attack
- Sinkhole Attack
- Wormhole Attack
- Simulation and Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- How Secure are Secure Localization Protocols in WSNs?
- Introduction
- Background
- Bounding Distance-Based Approaches
- Graph Theoretic and Geometry-Based Approaches
- Approaches for Detecting Wormhole Attacks in Our Study
- LNI: Detecting Wormhole Attacks Using Local Neighborhood Information
- SNV: Secure Neighbor Verification Protocol
- Simple Attacks
- Experimental Results
- Simulation Set Up
- Performance Metrics
- Simulations Results
- Possible Countermeasures and Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Wireless Sensor Network Management and Monitoring
- DANTE: A Video Based Annotation Tool for Smart Environments
- Introduction
- Related Works
- SystemOverview
- DANTE Opportunities
- Conclusions
- References
- Pro-active Strategies for the Frugal Feeding Problem in Wireless Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Contributions
- Pro-active Solution to the Facility-Absorbed FFP
- Creating the CDG
- Migration Strategy
- Properties of the CDG
- Experimental Results
- Sensor Losses over Time
- Transmission Range and Mobility Cost
- Passive vs Active Charging Station
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Integrating WSN Simulation into Workflow Testing and Execution
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Simulation of Wireless Sensor Networks
- Callas
- Simulating Callas Applications
- Workflow Execution with WSN Simulation Integration
- Integrating WSN Simulation in the Kepler Workflow Management System
- Workflow Interoperability
- Use Case: The Vaccines Delivery Process
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Sensor Application Development Support Systems
- Revisiting Human Activity Framework
- Introduction
- Background
- Activity Theory
- Limitations of Models Based on Activity Theory
- Proposed Generic Activity Framework
- Generic Activity Framework Composition Design
- UML Diagram of Generic Activity Framework
- Example of Generic Activity Framework
- Comparison and Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- Deriving Relationships between Physiological Change and Activities of Daily Living Using Wearable Sensors
- Introduction
- Related Research
- Methodology
- Shimmer Wireless Sensor Platform
- Activity Scenarios
- Pre-Processing Techniques
- CUSUM Data Analysis Technique
- Results and Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Author Index
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