Wireless Sensors and Wireless Sensor Networks for Engineering Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Wireless sensors are broadly used in numerous engineering applications, and wireless sensor networks (WSNs) provide wireless sensors with seamless connectivity to end users and the Internet. Recently, wireless sensors and WSNs have been exploited more actively in the various areas of engineering domains because they are necessarily required for our highly connected society. For efficient implementation and qualified services, a number of research and development challenges have been studied but many of them still remain open issues to be resolved. In addition, remote sensing, vehicle (such as ground, aerial, or underwater vehicles)-aided sensing and communication, and machine learning techniques are emerging in the research and development of wireless sensors and WSNs.

This Special Issue aims to cover various state-of-the-art works on the enabling technologies and engineering applications of wireless sensors and WSNs. Not only original research articles but also innovative reviews related to hot issues are welcome. This Special Issue invites submissions on all topics of theories and practices for wireless sensors and WSNs, including but not limited to:

• Wireless sensors
• Wireless sensor networks
• Internet of things
• Remote sensing and sensors
• Vehicle-aided sensing and communication
• Machine learning techniques
• Signal processing
• Network security
• Data security and privacy
• Novel approaches and applications

Prof. Dr. Sangman Moh
Prof. Dr. Jian Shen
Prof. Dr. Wooyeol Choi
Guest Editors

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