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Sensors, Volume 14, Issue 3

March 2014 - 101 articles

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Articles (101)

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
7,205 Views
10 Pages

21 March 2014

We demonstrate an integrated fiber optic photoluminescence sensing platform using a novel single-multi-mode fiber coupler (SMFC)-based probe with high collection efficiency for fluorescence signals. The SMFC, prepared using fused biconical taper tech...

  • Article
  • Open Access
76 Citations
12,151 Views
15 Pages

21 March 2014

In this paper, the authors investigate the role that smart devices, including smartphones and smartwatches, can play in identifying activities of daily living. A feasibility study involving N = 10 participants was carried out to evaluate the devices...

  • Article
  • Open Access
20 Citations
10,965 Views
23 Pages

21 March 2014

A tracking service like asset management is essential in a dynamic hospital environment consisting of numerous mobile assets (e.g., wheelchairs or infusion pumps) that are continuously relocated throughout a hospital. The tracking service is accompli...

  • Article
  • Open Access
26 Citations
10,193 Views
17 Pages

Analyzing Body Movements within the Laban Effort Framework Using a Single Accelerometer

  • Basel Kikhia,
  • Miguel Gomez,
  • Lara Lorna Jiménez,
  • Josef Hallberg,
  • Niklas Karvonen and
  • Kåre Synnes

21 March 2014

This article presents a study on analyzing body movements by using a single accelerometer sensor. The investigated categories of body movements belong to the Laban Effort Framework: Strong—Light, Free—Bound and Sudden—Sustained. All body movements we...

  • Article
  • Open Access
42 Citations
12,925 Views
14 Pages

Analytical Calculation of Sensing Parameters on Carbon Nanotube Based Gas Sensors

  • Elnaz Akbari,
  • Zolkafle Buntat,
  • Mohd Hafizi Ahmad,
  • Aria Enzevaee,
  • Rubiyah Yousof,
  • Syed Muhammad Zafar Iqbal,
  • Mohammad Taghi. Ahmadi,
  • Muhammad Abu Bakar Sidik and
  • Hediyeh Karimi

20 March 2014

Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) are generally nano-scale tubes comprising a network of carbon atoms in a cylindrical setting that compared with silicon counterparts present outstanding characteristics such as high mechanical strength, high sensing capability...

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
11,274 Views
20 Pages

20 March 2014

There is a growing interest in 3D content following the recent developments in 3D movies, 3D TVs and 3D smartphones. However, 3D content creation is still dominated by professionals, due to the high cost of 3D motion capture instruments. The availabi...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
6,859 Views
16 Pages

20 March 2014

Ceramic gas sensors used for measuring ambient air quality have features suitable for practical applications such as healthcare and air quality management, but have a major drawback—large power consumption to preheat the sensor for accurate measureme...

  • Article
  • Open Access
14 Citations
7,571 Views
21 Pages

20 March 2014

The site displacement due to ocean tidal loading is regarded as one of the largest uncertainties in precise geodetic positioning measurements, among which the effect of minor ocean tides (MOT), except for the 11 main tidal constituents, are sometimes...

  • Article
  • Open Access
20 Citations
7,902 Views
22 Pages

20 March 2014

The ubiquity of mobile devices brings forth a sensing paradigm, participatory sensing, to collect and interpret sensory information from the environment. Participants join in multifarious sensing tasks and share their data. The sensing result can be...

  • Article
  • Open Access
96 Citations
17,901 Views
16 Pages

On the Acoustic Filtering of the Pipe and Sensor in a Buried Plastic Water Pipe and its Effect on Leak Detection: An Experimental Investigation

  • Fabrício Almeida,
  • Michael Brennan,
  • Phillip Joseph,
  • Stuart Whitfield,
  • Simon Dray and
  • Amarildo Paschoalini

20 March 2014

Acoustic techniques have been used for many years to find and locate leaks in buried water distribution systems. Hydrophones and accelerometers are typically used as sensors. Although geophones could be used as well, they are not generally used for l...

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