2017 IEEE Conference on Wireless Sensors (ICWiSE)

Sensors and sensor networks are critical components for manufacturing, structural health, security monitoring, transportation, and location tracking systems. Papers featuring innovative work are solicited in (but not limited to) the following areas of wireless sensor systems:

A: SENSOR NETWORKS SOFTWARE AND ARCHITECTURES 

• Internet of Things

• Interoperability

• Agent-based Simulation

• Decision Support

• Platforms and Operating Systems

• Programming and Middleware

• Connectivity and Communication

• Scheduling, Tasking and Control

B: WIRELESS INFORMATION NETWORKS

• Technologies and Standards

• WiFi, ZigBee, WiMax, Bluetooth

• Wireless Network Protocols

• Routing Techniques

• Network Architecture

• Ad Hoc Networks

• Hierarchical Networks

• Wireless Mesh Networks

• Network Performance

• Power Management

• Remote Sensing and Telemetry

• Ubiquitous Computing

C: HARDWARE 

• Hardware Design, Fabrication Techniques

• Packaging, Testing and Reliability

• Electronic Interfaces

• RFID Readers and Tags

• MEMS

• Swarm Sensors

• Cooperating Objects

• Sensor Types for Chemical and Biomedical Applications

• Electronic Nose

• Electronic Tongue

D: DATA MANIPULATION

• Sensor Data Fusion

• Data Visualization

• Multi-sensor Data Processing

• Aggregation, Classification and Tracking

• Pattern Recognition

• Reasoning on Sensor Data

• Indexing and Publishing

• Data Quality and Integrity

E: SIGNAL PROCESSING 

• Statistical and Adaptive Signal Processing

• Sparse Signal Processing

• Multimedia/Audio Signal Processing

• Coding, and Compression

• Distributed and Collaborative Signal Processing

• Array Processing of Nonstationary Signals

• Neural Networks

• DNA Computing

• Data Mining

• Fault Detection

F: OBSTACLES 

• Security: Vulnerability and Privacy

• Authentication

• Data Overload

• Real-time Constraints

• Energy Efficiency

• Fault Tolerance and Diagnosis

• Environmental Impact Reduction

• Self-healing

• Infrastructure Reliability

G: SIMULATIONS, APPLICATIONS AND USES 

• Smart Grids and Energy Control Systems

• Industrial and Structural Monitoring

• Environment Monitoring

• Gas Analysis and Sensing

• Measurement and Control of Water

• Well-being and Well-working

• Smart Buildings and Smart Cities

• Home Monitoring and Assisted Living Applications

• Healthcare

• Medical Imaging

• Wireless Surveillance

• Defense and Security

• Vehicular Networks

• Aeronautical

• Sport and Leisure

• Smart Fabrics and Wearables

• Computer Graphics and Visualization

• Database System

• Artificial Intelligence