Symposium on Environmental Sensor Networks

Introduction

Collecting information about the environment is crucial to the effective implementation of management and research strategies. Information is required rapidly and at a spatial resolution suitable to address the local issues. Advances in sensor technology have enabled the real-time high-frequency measurements of fundamental environmental parameters in 3 dimensions. However implementing and designing technology to suit a range of environments has been challenging and instructive. This session will focus on the application of sensor networks deployed in the environment.

The ISSNIP 2007 Conference, organized by the ARC Research Network on Sensor Networks, provides an opportunity for academics, practitioners and consultants from different backgrounds to dialogue on important issues relating to Intelligent sensors, Sensor networks and information processing. In response to the exciting challenges of monitoring the environment with emerging technologies, a symposium on the application of sensor networks in the environment will be part of the conference. We invite contributions on the theoretical and practical application of sensor networks in the environment.

Paper Submission

Paper submissions are open here.

Chair:

• Stuart Kininmonth (Australian Institute of Marine Science)

Program Committee:

• Prof. Bernard Pailthorpe (UQ QCIF)
• Prof. Sally Holbrook (UCSB)
• Dr. Tim Wark (ICT CSIRO)
• Dr. Tony Tung-Yung Fan (National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium, Taiwan)
• A/Prof. Ian Atkinson (JCU)
• Paul Havinga (Ambient Systems)
• Malcolm Hall (Prolificx)
• Prof. Ron Johnstone (University of Queensland)