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Wayne
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George
Cybenkob
Semanti
c agent
technol
ogies
Ior
tactical
sensor
network
s
Recent advances in wireless
communication and
microelectronics have
enabled the development oI
low-cost sensor devices
leading to interest in large-
scale sensor networks Ior
military applications. Sensor
networks consist oI large
numbers oI networked
sensors that can be
dynamically deployed and
used Ior tactical situational
awareness. One critical
challenge is how to
dynamically integrate these
sensor networks with
inIormation Iusion processes
to support real-time sensing,
exploitation and decision-
making in a rich tactical
environment. In this paper,
we describe our work on an
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streaming, peer-to-peer
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describe the Gridkit
middleware which augments
the basic service-oriented
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on-
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object
tracking
algorith
m with
load
balance
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sensor
network
s

This paper presents the
eIIect oI object tracking
prediction on power
saving Ior wireless
sensor networks. An
object tracking
prediction method, i.e.,
prediction-based object
tracking algorithm with
load balance (POTL)
has been proposed to
achieve signiIicant
power savings by
reducing unnecessary
transmission
2005
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B Horan The use
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This document presents
the requirements Ior a
language to describe the
capabilities oI a
transducer in a wireless
transducer network
(WTN). It provides a
survey oI existing
technologies in this Iield
and concludes with a
Iramework in which the
capabilities oI a
transducer can be
employed to assist users
in the conIiguration oI a
WTN
2005
Sun
Microsys
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Chiu, N
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Dynami
c
resource
discover
y
Ior sens
or netw
orks

a resource discovery
protocol Ior sensor
networks, outline some
oI the challenges
involved, and explore
solutions to some oI the
most important ones.
SpeciIically, we Iirst
discuss the problem oI
what resources to track
and at what granularity:
in addition to the
individual sensor
capabilities, some
resources and services
are associated with
sensor networks as a
whole, or with regions
within the network. We
also consider the design
oI the resource
discovery protocol, and
the inherent tradeoII
between interoperability
and energy eIIiciency
2005
Springer


KHenrick
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Vinny
Cahill
A survey
oI
middlew
are
Ior senso
r networ
ks: state-
oI-the-art
and
Iuture
direction
s

The challenge is to
deIine appropriate
middleware
architectures
encompassing
appropriate
programming models
while respecting the
constraints that are
unique to sensor
networking.
The goal oI this
workshop is to
contribute to addressing
this challenge by
bringing together those
researchers already
engaged in this research.
2006
ACM N
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York,
NY,
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8 H
Noguchi,
T Mori
Automati
c
generatio
n and
connectio
n oI
program
compone
nts based
on rdf
sensor d
escriptio
n
innetwor
k middle
ware

1hls paper descrlbes
auLomaLlc
generaLlon and
llnklng mechanlsm
of sensor processlng
componenLs whlch
are called sensor
servlces ln neLwork
mlddleware for
dlsLrlbuLed sensors
ln a room 1hls
mechanlsm reduces
deploymenL process
ln Lhe creaLlon of
appllcaLlons for real
sensorlzed
envlronmenLs
2006 lnLelllgen
L 8oboLs
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Z Aziz,
CJ
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D Ruikar,
P Carrillo
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t wireles
s web
services
Ior
construct
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review oI
the
enabling
technolo
gies

The paper presents a
state-oI-the-art
review oI the
enabling
technologies and
discusses how, by
exploiting the
convergence and
synergy between
diIIerent
technologies, it has
become possible to
deliver intelligent
wireless web support
to mobile
construction
workers.

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L Coyle,
S Neely,
G
Stevenson
, M
Sullivan
$ensor
Iusion-
based
middle
ware Ior
smart
homes

It describe a
knowledge-based
pervasive computing
middleware and
show how it can
be used to provide
semantically rich
uniIication over a
range oI home- and
web-based
automation systems
2007 lnLernaLl
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Zuiga
Sergio
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Kofuji
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nsor Modell
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uaLa for
underWaLe
r
This paper proposes a
based model Ior Iast and
reusable development
applications Ior
UnderWater Acoustic
Sensor Networks (UW-
ASN), converting the
primitive data
acquisition and raw data
in data structure into
RDF (Resource
Description Framework)
Iiles using a process
model,
providing to developers
and users an easy way to
access useIul
inIormation about the
vehicles that are
deployed to perIorm
collaborative monitoring
tasks over a given area
2007 1| I. F. Akyildiz,
D. Pompili, and T.
Melodia
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Guha, and B.
McBride
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12
V Huang Semant
ic _WZ_
[^infoi
mation
uesciip
tion
anu
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ing


In this paper, we
propose a semantic
Web architecture Ior
sensor networks
(SWASN). This
inIormation oriented
architecture allows
the sensor data to be
understood and
processed in a
meaningIul way by a
variety oI
applications with
diIIerent purposes
2008
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13 M. A.
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S. J.
Roberts

A.Rogers
S D ram
chum
Towards
real-time
inIormati
on
processin
g
oI sensor
network
data
using
computat
ionally
eIIicient
multi-
output
Gaussian
processes

In this paper, we
describe a novel,
computationally
eIIicient algorithm that
Iacilitates the
autonomous acquisition
oI readings Irom sensor
networks (deciding
when and which sensor
to acquire readings Irom
at any time), and which
can, with minimal
domain knowledge,
perIorm a range oI
inIormation processing
tasks including
modelling the accuracy
oI the sensor readings,
predicting the value oI
missing sensor readings,
and predicting how the
monitored
environmental variables
will evolve into the
Iuture
2008
IEEE
Comput
er
Society
Washin
gton,
DC,
USA
2008
1 MicrosoIt
SenseWeb project.
See
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microsoIt.com/nec
/senseweb/
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A review oI
Gaussian random
Iields and
correlation
Iunctions
14
Vincent
Huang
Muhamm
ad KashiI
Javed
Semanti
c Senso
r nform
ation
Descripti
on and
Processi
ng
ontologies Ior sensor
data and use the Jena
API Ior processing
which includes
querying and
inIerence over
sensor data. By
studying a building
Iire emergency
scenario, we show
that semantic web
technologies can
provide high level
inIormation
extraction and
inIerence oI sensor
data
2008
The Second
nternational
Conference
on Sensor
Technologie
s and
Applications
1| Srdjan Krco,
Mattias
Johansson,
Vlasios Tsiatsis
2 Vincent Huang
and Mattias
Johansson


1
N Purohit,
P
Varadwaj
Reliabil
ity
analysis
oI wirel
ess
sensor
networ
k

WSN has been evolved
as a tool to bridge the
gap between physical
world oI
sensors/actuators and
the virtual world oI
inIormation and
services. In some typical
scenarios oI many
potential Iieldspsila e.g.
environmental
monitoring, space
explorations, military,
agricultural, medical etc
to name a Iew, WSN has
been emerged as a
promising technology.
Sensing the environment
and sending the sensed
inIormation to a remote
place via sink are two
primary jobs oI a sensor
network. These jobs are
required to be done with
greater reliability
because some major
decisions depend on the
inIormation received
Irom WSN. The issue oI
quantiIying reliability
Ior a WSN is addressed
in this paper
2008 Networks
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16th
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Internatio
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ConIeren
ce

16
N Jabeur,
JD
McCarthy
, X Xing
A
knowled
ge-
oriented
meta-
Iramewor
k Ior
integratin
g sensor
network
inIrastruc
tures

In this paper, we
describe a meta-
Iramework that helps
guide development oI
sensor network (SN)
cyberinIrastructure in a
way that enables
emerging sensor
inIrastructures,
including advances in
sensor hardware,
communication,
monitoring applications,
and knowledge
representation, to
interoperate
200
Departmen
t oI Earth
and
Environme
ntal
Sciences,
University
oI
Windsor,
401 Sunset
Avenue,
Windsor,
Ontario,
Canada
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17
M
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Directio
nal
antenna
s
Ior wire
less
sensor
network
s

Directional antennas
provide angle-oIarrival
inIormation, which can
be used Ior localization
and routing algorithms
in wireless sensor
networks.
We brieIly describe
three classical, major
types oI
antennas: 1) the
Adcock-pair antenna, 2)
the pseudo-
Doppler antenna, and 3)
the electronically
switched
parasitic element
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200 1 G. Andrews:
The Adcock HF
RDF Antenna
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3 Servo
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America: Radio
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18
Kamlendu
Pandey1
A novel
design oI
service
oriented
and
message
driven
middlew
are Ior
ambient
aware wi
reless
sensor
network

In this paper
a novel middleware
design Ior ambient
aware sensor
networks has been
proposed. The proposed
design
adopts good Ieatures oI
available middleware,
uses the
state oI the art
technologies in
computation and uses
the recent advancements
in service oriented
architecture to take care
oI the processing load to
deal with the real time
demand oI query
processing,
warning systems,
seamless integration and
execution
oI process logic
200
Academy
publisher


1) J. Dedecker,
T. V. Cutsem,
S. Mostinckx,
2 )T. D`Hondt,
XenoIon
Koutsoukos,
Manish
Kushwaha
4 )Karen
Henricksen and
Ricky Robinson
Queensland
Research
Laboratory
19
P
Barnaghi,
S
Meissner
Sense
and
sens'
ability:
Semanti
c data
modelli
ng
Ior sens
or netw
orks
This
paper describes a
semantic model for
heterogeneous sensor
data representation. We
use common standards
and logical description
frameworks proposed by
the semantic
Web community to create
a sensor data description
model. The work describes
a sensor
data ontology which is
created according to the
Sensor Web Enablement
(SWE)
and SensorML data
component models. We
describe how the semantic
relationship
and operational
constraints are deployed in
a uniform structure to
describe the
heterogeneous sensor
networks
200
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Botts, M. and
Percivall, G., and
Reed, C. and
Davidson, J.,
OGC Sensor Web
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(2) Sensor
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Open Geospatial
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20
Pratikkum
ar Desai
Semantic
Sensor
Networks
201
This paper demonstrates
a Semantic Web enabled
system Ior collecting
and processing sensor
data within a rescue
environment.The
realtime system collects
heterogeneous raw
sensor data Irom rescue
robots through
a wireless sensor
network. The raw sensor
data is converted to
RDF using the Semantic
Sensor Network (SSN)
ontology and Iurther
processed to generate
abstractions used Ior
event detection in
emergency scenarios
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