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SeNAmi 2010
3rd International Workshop on Sensor Networks and Ambient Intelligence
In conjunction with IEEE/IFIP EUC’10: http://www.euc2010.org/
December 11-13, 2010, Hong Kong SAR, China
Please click here for the official SeNAmi 2010 web page
Advances in low-cost embedded processors and wireless communications have fuelled the recent intense development of sensor networks, which has potential to offer unobtrusive and transparent personal and ambient sensing infrastructures that are vital to the creation of the envisioned ubiquitous computing fabric for ambient intelligence (AmI).
The continued miniaturization and integration of sensors at unprecedented scale and density into our everyday objects and environments would soon enable the fine-grain capture of personal and ambient context information that provides the basis of intelligence for higher-order cognitive systems, i.e. systems with the ability to perceive, reason, learn, and react intelligently to their environments in order to make the most appropriate decisions or to take the best actions that concern the humans at the centre of their support or care.
Following the success of the inaugural SeNAmI workshop in Dunedin, New Zealand in 2008, and the second SeNAmI workshop in Hiroshima, Japan, in 2009, this event once again aims to bring together researchers from academia and industry to present and discuss recent trends and advances in sensor networks and ambient intelligence, and from such engagement foster innovations towards technology maturity of sensor-based AmI systems and applications.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
· Cognitive wireless sensor networks
· Sensor networking with context and ambient awareness
· Nature or bio-inspired designs for ambient sensing and intelligence
· Cross-layer design and optimization of sensor-based AmI systems
· Reasoning and inference for sensor/RFID-based systems
· Multi-modal sensor fusion for smart environments
· Cyber-physical systems for human-centric applications
· Ambient energy harvesting and energy-efficiency issues for sensor networks
· Sensor or sensor-embedded object localization and target tracking
· Cooperative in-network sensor information processing
· Intelligent and mobile agents for embedded ubiquitous computing
· Sensor networking in heterogeneous environments
· Privacy, security, and trust management
· AmI architectures, platforms, applications, and services
· Prototypes, testbeds, and real-world deployments
Important Dates
Paper submission due : July 15, 2010
Acceptance notification : September 10, 2010
Camera-ready version due : October 10, 2010
Authors Instructions
Papers reporting original and unpublished research results and experience are solicited. All paper submissions will be handled electronically via EasyChair. Please prepare your paper following the IEEE Computer Society proceedings guidelines, which is available here. Authors may download the Word template or LaTeX style files to typeset their manuscripts here. Maximum page length may be limited to 6 pages. Submission of a paper implies that should the paper be accepted, at least one of the authors will register and present the paper in the workshop.
Proceedings
Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings of the IEEE/IFIP EUC’10, which will be published by IEEE Computer Society Press and archived in the IEEE Xplore digital library.
Contact Us
For further information regarding the workshop and paper submission, please send your request or enquiry to: senami@aut.ac.nz