Activity Detection and Novel Sensing Technologies
A special issue of Computers (ISSN 2073-431X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 November 2012) | Viewed by 36601
Special Issue Editor
Interests: wireless multimedia sensor networks'; mobile Intelligence; multimedia analysis and multimedia communication
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, various novel sensing technologies have increasingly emerged. Depending on the type, a sensor may capture different types of signals, such as light, sound, temperature, acceleration, and magnetic field, which reflect the status of the environments. By analyzing various information from different sensors, it is possible to continuously track and monitor the object’s activities in large, complex areas, such as buildings, airports, highways, rail networks, and so on. Using these sensing technologies, the precision and accuracy of the activity detection will be greatly improved. The special issue is intended for collecting the newest original high-quality research results in all aspects regarding novel sensing technologies for activity detection, including protocols, architectures, systems, platforms, algorithms, modeling and simulation as well.
Prof. Dr. Li Zhuo
Guest Editor
Keywords
- object activity detection, tracking and recognition based on multi-sensors
- data collection, statistics, analysis and fusion
- new sensing modeling and simulation
- new sensing platforms, protocols, architectures, and systems
- novel sensing technologies and their applications in activity detection
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