Applications - Network and Systems Lab
Applications - Network and Systems Lab
Applications - Network and Systems Lab
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Case Studies<br />
IPSN 2013 Ph.D. Forum<br />
• Conducted seven case studies (Simulated app. developments)<br />
Application<br />
Reference<br />
Heritage building monitoring<br />
Clinical monitoring<br />
M. Ceriotti et al. “Monitoring heritage buildings with wireless sensor networks: The Torre<br />
Aquila deployment” IPSN 2009.<br />
O. Chipara et al. “Reliable Clinical Monitoring using Wireless Sensor <strong>Network</strong>s: Experiences in<br />
a Step-down Hospital Unit” SenSys 2010.<br />
Wildfire monitoring D. M. Doolin, N. Sitar. “Wireless sensors for wildfire monitoring” SPIE 2005.<br />
Weather monitoring<br />
Bridge monitoring<br />
C. Hartung et al. “Firewxnet: a multi-tiered portable wireless system for monitoring weather<br />
conditions in wildl<strong>and</strong> fire environments” MobiSys 2006.<br />
S. Kim et al. “Health monitoring of civil infrastructures using wireless sensor networks” IPSN<br />
2007.<br />
Volcano monitoring G. Werner-Allen et al. “Fidelity <strong>and</strong> yield in a volcano monitoring sensor network” OSDI 2006.<br />
Fence monitoring<br />
G. Wittenburg et al. “Fence monitoring: experimental evaluation of a use case for wireless<br />
sensor networks”, EWSN 2007.<br />
• Main focuses<br />
Q1. Can we model the application logic in the DataflowML?<br />
Q2. Can we model all design decisions related to the tuning of the<br />
data quality in our DSMLs?<br />
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