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Demos
and Posters: Demonstrations Leakage-Aware Energy
Synchronization on Twin-Star Nodes Ziguo Zhong,
Ting
Zhu,
Tian
He ,
Zhi-Li
Zhang (University
of Minnesota) PCP: The Personal
Commute Portal Hari Balakrishnan,
Nikolaus
Correll,
Jakob
Erikkson,
Sejoon
Lim,
Samuel
Madden,
Daniela
Rus (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology) Creating Greener Homes
with IP-Based Wireless AC Energy Monitors Xiaofan Jiang,
Stephen
Dawson-Haggerty,
Jay
Taneja,
Prabal
Dutta,
David
Culler (University
of California at Berkeley) Nericell — Using Mobile
Smartphones for Rich Monitoring of Road and Traffic Conditions Prashanth Mohan,
Venkata
N. Padmanabhan,
Ramachandran
Ramjee (Microsoft
Research India) Safety Assurance for
Archeologists Using Sensor Network Shan Chang (Xi’an
Jiaotong University), Qingxi Li (Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology), Yong Qi,
Jizhong
Zhao (Xi’an
Jiaotong University), Yuan He (Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology), Xue Liu (McGill
University) MEDiSN: Medical
Emergency Detection in Sensor Networks JeongGil Ko,
Răzvan
Musăloiu-Elefteri, Jong Hyun Lim,
Yin
Chen,
Andreas
Terzis (Johns
Hopkins University), Tia Gao (AID-Networks),
Walt
Destler (AID-Networks),
Leo
Selavo (University
of Latvia) Programming
Cyber-Physical Systems with MacroLab Tamim I. Sookoor,
Timothy
W. Hnat,
Kamin
Whitehouse (University
of Virginia) Wireless Sensor Network
for Substation Monitoring: Design and Deployment Asis Nasipuri,
Robert
Cox,
Hadi
Alasti (The
University of North Carolina at Charlotte),Luke Van der Zel,
Bienvenido
Rodriguez (Electric
Power Research Institute), Ralph McKosky,
Joseph
Graziano (Tennessee
Valley Authority) Transforming the Social
Networking Experience with Sensing Presence from Mobile Phones Andrew T. Campbell (Dartmouth
College), Shane
B. Eisenman (Columbia
University),
Kristóf
Fodor,
Nicholas
D. Lane,
Hong
Lu,
Emiliano
Miluzzo, Mirco Musolesi,
Ronald
A. Peterson,
Xiao
Zheng (Dartmouth
College) A Java Compatible
Virtual Machine for Wireless Sensor Nodes Niels Brouwers (Delft
University of Technology), Peter Corke (CSIRO
ICT Centre), Koen
Langendoen (Delft
University of Technology) Passive Diagnosis for
Wireless Sensor Networks Kebin Liu,
Mo
Li (Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology), Xiaohui Yang,
Mingxing
Jiang (Ocean
University of China) Distributed Cut
Detection in Sensor Networks Harshavardhan
Chenji (Texas
A&M University),Prabir
Barooah (University
of California at Santa Barbara),Radu Stoleru,
Tamás
Kalmár-Nagy (Texas
A&M University) Using Wireless Sensor
Networks to Develop Pervasive Multi-player Games Orestis
Akrivopoulos,
Marios
Logaras,
Nikos
Vasilakis (University
of Patras),Panagiotis
Kokkinos,
Georgios
Mylonas,
Ioannis
Chatzigiannakis (Research
Academic Computer Technology Institute and University of Patras) An Efficient Event
Detection Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks Jing Yuan (Nanjing
University), Xue
Liu (McGill
University), Gui
Hai Chen (Nanjing
University) Bringing Sensor Networks
Underwater with Low-Power Acoustic Communications Muhammad Omar Khan,
Affan
A. Syed,
Wei
Ye,
John
Heidemann,
Jack
Wills (University
of Southern California) A Complete WirelessHART
Network Jianping Song,
Song
Han,
Xiuming
Zhu,
Al
K. Mok (University
of Texas at Austin), Deji Chen,
Mark
Nixon (Emerson
Process Management) Integrating Sensor
Presence into Virtual Worlds Using Mobile Phones Mirco Musolesi,
Emiliano
Miluzzo,
Nicholas
D. Lane,
Shane
B. Eisenman,
T.
Choudhury,
Andrew
T. Campbell (Dartmouth
College) SIDnet-SWANS — A
Simulator and Integrated Development Platform for Sensor Networks
Applications Oliviu C. Ghica,
Goce
Trajcevski,
Peter
Scheuermann,
Zachary
Bischof,
Nikolay
Valtchanov (Northwestern
University) In-network Training and
Distributed Event Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks Georg Wittenburg,
Norman
Dziengel,
Jochen
Schiller (Freie
Universität Berlin) Self-organizing Service
Distribution Martin Lipphardt,
Jana
Neumann,
Christian
Werner (University
of Luebeck) Sensor Network
Navigation without Locations Mo Li,
Jiliang
Wang,
Zheng
Yang,
Jingyao
Dai (HKUST) Demonstration: RFID
Sensor Networks with the Intel WISP Michael Buettner,
Richa
Prasad,
Alanson
Sample,
Daniel
Yeager (University
of Washington), Ben
Greenstein,
Joshua
R. Smith (Intel
Research Seattle), David Wetherall (Intel
Research Seattle and University of Washington) SWAT: Enabling Wireless
Network Measurements Kannan Srinivasan,
Maria
A. Kazandjieva,
Mayank
Jain,
Edward
Kim,
Philip
Levis (Stanford
University) Posters NoSE: Efficient
Initialization of Wireless Sensor Networks Andreas Meier,
Mischa
Weise,
Jan
Beutel,
Lothar
Thiele (ETH
Zurich) Introducing TakaTuka — A
Java VirtualMachine for Motes Faisal Aslam,
Christian
Schindelhauer,
Gidon
Ernst,
Damian
Spyra,
Jan
Meyer,
Mohannad
Zalloom (University
of Freiburg) Development of a
Long-Lived, Real-time Automatic Weather Station Based on WSN Chin-Jung Liu,
Huang-Chen
Lee,
Jung
Yang,
Jen-Tse
Huang (National
Tsing Hua University),Yao-Min Fang,
Bing-Jean
Lee (Feng
Chia University), Chung-Ta
King (National
Tsing Hua University) Optimizing Declarative
Sensornets David Chu,
Joseph
M. Hellerstein (University
of California at Berkeley),Tsung-te Lai (National
Taiwan University) Integrating Multiple
Sensor Modalities for Environmental Monitoring of Marine Locations Edel O’Connor,
Alan
F. Smeaton,
Noel
E. O’Connor,
Dermot
Diamond (Dublin
City University) Using Mobile Wireless
Sensors for In-situ Tracking of Debris Flows Huang-Chen Lee,
Chin-Jung
Liu,
Jung
Yang,
Jen-Tse
Huang (National
Tsing Hua University), Yao-Min Fang,
Bing-Jean
Lee (Feng
Chia University), Chung-Ta
King (National
Tsing Hua University) Exploiting the Capture
Effect for Low-Latency Flooding in Wireless Sensor Networks Jiakang Lu,
Kamin
Whitehouse (University
of Virginia) Exploring Diversity:
Evaluating the Cost of Frequency Diversity in Communication and Routing Jorge Ortiz,
David
Culler (University
of California at Berkeley) TinyOS 2.1 Adding
Threads and Memory Protection to TinyOS TinyOS Alliance (The
TinyOS Alliance) RFID-Based Localization
in Heterogeneous Mesh Networks Lasse Thiem,
Björn
Riemer,
Marcus
Witzke,
Thomas
Luckenbach (Fraunhofer
Institute for Open Communication Systems) A Quantitative Error
Analysis of Synchronized Sampling on Wireless Sensor Networks for Earthquake
Monitoring Makoto Suzuki,
Shunsuke
Saruwatari (The
University of Tokyo), Narito Kurata (Kajima
Corporation), Masateru
Minami,
Hiroyuki
Morikawa (The
University of Tokyo) Efficient Time
Synchronization for Wireless Sensor Networks in an Industrial Setting Marc Aoun,
Anthony
Schoofs,
Peter
van der Stok (Philips
Research) Making Sensor Networks
IPv6 Ready Mathilde Durvy,
Julien
Abeillé,
Patrick
Wetterwald (Cisco
Systems), Colin
O’Flynn (NewAE),
Blake
Leverett,
Eric
Gnoske,
Michael
Vidales (Atmel
Corporation), Geoff
Mulligan (Proto6
LLC),Nicolas
Tsiftes (Swedish
Institute of Computer Science), Niclas Finne,
Adam
Dunkels (Swedish
Institute of Computer Science) Emuli - Model Driven
Sensor Stimuli for Experimentation Najla Alam,
Thomas
Clouser,
Richie
Thomas,
Mikhail
Nesterenko (Kent
State University) KleeNet — Automatic Bug
Hunting in Sensor Network Applications Raimondas
Sasnauskas,
Jó
Ágila Bitsch Link,
Muhammad
Hamad Alizai,
Klaus
Wehrle (RWTH
Aachen University) Deployments of Wide and
Local Area Wireless Sensor Networks for Environmental Studies Rian Bogle,
Miguel
Velasco,
John
Vogel (US
Geological Survey) Dyser — Towards a
Real-Time Search Engine for the Web of Things Benedikt Ostermaier,
B.
Maryam Elahi,
Kay
Römer (ETH
Zurich),Michael
Fahrmair,
Wolfgang
Kellerer (DOCOMO
Communications Laboratories Europe GmbH) An RFID Based System for
Monitoring Free Weight Exercises Rohit Chaudhri,
Jonathan
Lester,
Gaetano
Borriello (University
of Washington) Application-Specific
Trace Compression for Low Bandwidth Trace Logging Roy S. Shea,
Young
H. Cho,
Mani
B. Srivastava (University
of California at Los Angeles) Considering Real World
Issues for Delivering Data in Multi-Robot Sensor Networks Ryohei Suzuki (University
of Tokyo), Yoshito
Tobe (Tokyo
Denki University), Kaoru
Sezaki (University
of Tokyo) Wi-HTest: Testing Suite
for Diagnosing WirelessHART™ Devices and Networks Song Han,
Jianping
Song,
Xiuming
Zhu,
Aloysius
K. Mok (University
of Texas at Austin), Deji Chen,
Mark
Nixon (Emerson
Process Management), Wally Pratt,
Veena
Gondhalekar (HART
Communication Foundation) A Sensor Network for
Compression and Streaming of GPS Trajectory Data Tim Wark,
Chris
Crossman,
Philip
Valencia,
Peter
Corke (CSIRO
ICT Centre), Greg
Bishop-Hurley,
Dave
Swain (CSIRO
Livestock Industries) On the Scaling
Properties of Low Power Wireless Links Tal Rusak (Cornell
University), Philip
A. Levis (Stanford
University) Accurate, Fast Fall
Detection Using Posture and Context Information Qiang Li (University
of Virginia), Gang
Zhou (College
of William and Mary),John A. Stankovic (University
of Virginia) Satellite Based Wireless
Sensor Networks — Global Scale Sensing with Nano- and Pico-Satellites Walter Colitti,
Kris
Steenhaut (Vrije
Universiteit Brussel), Nicolas Descouvemont (Space
Applications Services), Adam Dunkels (Swedish
Institute of Computer Science) A Public Key Technology
Platform for Wireless Sensor Networks Wen Chan Shih,Wen Hu,Peter Corke,Leslie Overs (CSIRO
ICT Centre) Rateless Erasure Codes
for Bulk Transfer in Asymmetric Wireless Sensor Networks Anthony D. Wood,John A. Stankovic (University
of Virginia) MODEL — Moving Object
DEtection and Localization in Wireless Networks Based on Small-Scale Fading Qingming Yao (Institute
of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences),Hui Gao,Bin Liu,Fei-Yue Wang (Chinese
Academy of Sciences) Achieving Stable Network
Performance for Wireless Sensor Networks Shan Lin (University
of Virginia), Gang
Zhou (College
of William & Mary),Yafeng Wu,Kamin Whitehouse,John Stankovic (University
of Virginia), Tian He (University of Minnesota) Demos: Demonstrations
showing innovative research and applications are solicited. SenSys is very
interested in demonstrations of technology, platforms, and applications of
sensor systems. Abstracts of accepted demos will be published in the SenSys
conference proceedings. Submissions from both industry and academia are
encouraged. Click here for CFP. Posters: Posters showing
exciting early work on sensor systems are solicited. Areas of interest are
the same as those listed in the technical call for papers. While the poster
need not describe completed work, it should report on research for which at
least preliminary results are available. Click here
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Nirupama Bulusu, Mark Corner, UmassRick Adam Dunkels, SICSDeepak Ganesan, UMassPhil Gibbons, Intel Research, |
Wiliam Kaiser, UCLA Ralph Kling, Crossbow Koen Langendoen, TU DelftSam Madden, MITLama Nachman, Intel ResearchJoe Polastre, SentillaRam Ramjee, Microsoft Research |
Kay Roemer, ETH ZurichPaolo Santi, PisaAndreas Savvides, Jack Stankovic, Matt Welsh, Kamin Whitehouse, |
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