Sensors in Environmental Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

Environmental Engineering is the study of applying science and technology to maintain a sustainable and beneficial relationship between various human activities and the global environment. It covers a wide range of scales, including architectural, urban, regional, and global. The research areas include the following: architectural environmental engineering, which approaches the creation of human and environmentally friendly living spaces from both architectural technology and environmental studies; urban environmental engineering, which approaches the impact of human economic activities on the environment, waste and recycling, and other aspects of urban life from both comfort, health, and environmental preservation perspectives; and global environmental engineering, focusing on air and water cycles on a global scale to elucidate the mechanisms of pollution and disasters.

Recently, improving the sophistication of environmental engineering research has become an urgent issue, such as through the use of high-resolution and high-speed monitoring, analysis and inference, evaluation and visualization, and collaboration with computer science and information and communication technology, which is indispensable. Therefore, this Special Issue solicits and discusses a wide range of academic research results related to environmental engineering, using each or a combination of several emerging technologies: sensors, deep learning, and virtual and augmented reality.

Dr. Tomohiro Fukuda
Guest Editor

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