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Sensor Based Big Data Analysis
This special issue belongs to the section “Computer Science & Engineering“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Sensor data analysis, together with the design of novel and reliable modelling and simulation techniques, allow for the development of a smart monitoring system that can be applied across a large range of applications, such as buildings, infrastructure, smart cities, precision agriculture, industrial components, and autonomous mobility, etc., for resilience, decision-making, proficient implementation of operational control, maintenance strategies, and sustainability in various sectors.
Sensor data analysis includes cutting-edge sensor technologies, data acquisition systems, data analysis techniques, machine learning (ML), and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Despite recent successful examples, more research is needed to collect, store, and manage big datasets from robust sensor networks and data acquisition systems, as well as to create reliable and efficient algorithms for data analysis and trustful numerical simulations. This Special Issue “Sensor Based Big Data Analysis” focuses on recent advances in data analysis methods for smart monitoring systems and their applications and is calling for high-impact submissions in the following areas:
- Data analysis methods;
- Machine learning methods;
- Modelling of sensor networks (wired and wireless);
- Real-time data collection with dynamic inputs;
- Time synchronization;
- Simulation techniques;
- Embedded machine learning methods and applications;
- Novel applications of smart monitoring systems from all areas;
- All other related areas.
Dr. Daniela Isidori
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- data analysis
- sensor networks
- machine learning
- artificial intelligence
- wireless sensors
- numerical model
- simulation techniques
- monitoring system
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