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Recent Advances in Sensing Technology for Signal Acquisition and Processing

This special issue belongs to the section “Physical Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Sensor technology is changing the way we collect and analyze data in various fields, such as healthcare, smart cities, precision agriculture, and industrial automation. However, the large amounts of data generated by these sensors present significant challenges regarding signal acquisition, processing, and interpretation. Sensor signal and information processing is an interdisciplinary field focused on developing advanced signal processing algorithms to effectively analyze and interpret sensor data. This Special Issue aims to showcase the latest developments in sensor technology for signal acquisition and processing in the context of sensor signal and information processing. It covers a wide range of topics, including acoustic signal processing, pattern recognition, multimodal sensor fusion, compressed sensing, and deep learning. We welcome original research articles, reviews, and perspectives that discuss the latest advances in sensor technology and its applications in sensor signal and information processing, with the aim of providing a platform for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, discuss emerging trends, and explore future research directions.

The focus of the Special Issue is on broad range of sensors, signals, and information processing methods, and involves the introduction and development of new advanced theories and practical algorithms. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:

  1. Underwater acoustic signal processing;
  2. Acoustic signal processing and instrumentation;
  3. Pattern recognition and analysis;
  4. Machine learning applications in signal and image processing;
  5. Multimodal sensor fusion technology;
  6. Compressed and sparse sensing processing;
  7. Data science and the analysis of big data;
  8. Theory and applications of deep learning;
  9. Wearable sensors and IoT for personalized health monitoring and social computing;
  10. Precision agriculture combining sensors and real-time data analysis.

Prof. Dr. Shun Hsyung Chang
Prof. Dr. Ivan Anatolievich Parinov
Prof. Dr. Tan-Hsu Tan
Dr. Hung-Yu Wang
Guest Editors

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Sensors - ISSN 1424-8220