Sensor Networks

The Sensor Networks section covers topics, original research and peer-reviewed articles related to the latest research and development in the field of sensor networks. It is an interdisciplinary domain that consists of wireless and wired communication, algorithms and protocols as well as energy sources to supply these networks. The section covers theoretical and experimental problems, especially considering the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) applications that allow several devices to connect in a smart way. In general, this section aims to provide researchers with a platform to publish their scientific work that can influence the scientific community as well as the general public.

Potential Topics include but not limited:

• Smart sensor networks
• Power consumption/energy harvesting sensor networks
• Energy-autonomous and low-power systems for IoT
• TinyML – Tiny machine learning on sensors
• Cross-layer optimization
• Sensor network nodes
• Wireless sensor networks
• Routing protocols in sensor networks
• Embedded networked sensors
• Software-defined networks
• Underwater sensor networks
• Distributed sensor networks
• Ad hoc networks
• Industrial monitoring
• Sensor network security, privacy and threat detection
• Data calibration and fault tolerance
• Sensor network data fusion and data aggregation
• Sensor node localization
• Medium access control (MAC) protocols for sensor networks
• Artificial intelligence in sensor networks
• Edge computing in wireless sensor networks
• Applications of sensor networks on area monitoring, health care monitoring, habitat monitoring, environmental/Earth sensing, etc.