The Application of Portable Sensors in Environmental Monitoring
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2021) | Viewed by 1001
Special Issue Editors
Interests: environmental sensors; environmental microbiology; water sustainability; nano-biosensors; microbial population dynamics; environmental monitoring; water and wastewater treatment; in-situ portable system
Interests: micro corona discharge devices and applications; air monitoring; airborne pathogens; miniaturized environmental and biomedical sensors; actuators; protective equipment and monitoring systems
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Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue aims to publish both review and original research articles related to portable sensors applications in environmental monitoring. The Special Issue is open to contributions on air, water, and soil monitoring using handheld, smartphone-enabled, drone or robot-mounted strategies. The underlining technologies and targets can be physical, chemical or biological in nature. The device or system is preferred to be self-contained without the need for external electrical power, pumps or equipment. A completely autonomous self-powered device or system is recommended for consideration. Examples of applications are turbidity sensors, airborne particles counters, environmental hormone sensors, heavy metals sensors, genomic sensors, airborne and waterborne bacterial and viral sensors, and radiation sensors.
Prof. Dr. Ahjeong Son
Prof. Dr. Beelee Chua
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- physical sensors
- chemical sensors
- biosensors (aptasensor, immunosensor, etc.)
- nanosensors
- wearable sensors
- in situ/on-site sensors
- drone mounted
- portable sensor and devices
- environmental sensors
- environmental monitoring
- air and water quality
- airborne pathogens
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