Sensor Network Technologies and Applications with Wireless Sensor Devices

Dear Colleagues,

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have significantly influenced our way of living, which becomes pervasive, more relevant, and more accessible. Low-power wireless sensor devices have become the focal point for the Internet of Things (IoT), with areas of applications ranging from environmental monitoring to power management, healthcare applications, industrial automations, structural health monitoring, area monitoring, wind generator operation, home security and automation, and threat detection. The appropriate development of these WSN applications is supplemented by the use of reliable data communication from sensors or sensor networks, which requires the use of sensor data fusion, real-time data processing, and advanced signal processing techniques in order to guarantee a reliable system.

The Special Issue on “Sensor Network Technologies and Applications with Wireless Sensor Devices” is focused on bringing together the broad applications of WSNs. As WSNs are deployed in small or very large numbers to bodies, homes, cars, highways, buildings, cities, and infrastructures, as well as for monitoring and control, new challenges and opportunities arise. Further, it combines with wireless sensor devices to approach conversion for the hardware and software area. This Special Issue aims to provide a high-quality and timely avenue for educators, researchers, engineers, and distinguished scholars to share related ideas, discuss the recent developments, and address the challenges pertaining to the applications of WSNs, as well as provide a new way of education method contents with IoT-based devices and applications.

Original and research articles are solicited in all aspects including theoretical studies, practical applications, high-quality and state-of-the-art ideas and results, new technology, and experimental prototypes.

Prof. Dr. JungYoon Kim
Prof. Dr. SangHyun Seo
Dr. Sung Jong Eun
Guest Editors

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