Application of Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart Systems
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Sensor Networks".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2022) | Viewed by 288
Special Issue Editor
Interests: wireless sensor networks; smart cities; internet of things; modelling and simulating radio propagation and radio interferences in WSNs; distributed algorithms; development of CAT (computer-aided test) tools for analog; mixed-signal and RF circuits; statistical modeling of analog
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The surging popularity of wireless sensor networks (WSN) is being propelled by rapid advances in hardware/software technologies, smaller size of sensors, increased connectivity, ease of mobility, and societal needs. Its powerful data acquisition and processing capabilities have significantly influenced our way of living, which has become more pervasive, more relevant, and more accessible. Currently, WSNs have found their way into a host of other applications such as energy systems, air and water quality monitoring systems, health monitoring systems, smart cities (traffic control, environmental monitoring, parking system), smart grids, autonomous vehicles, and Industry 4.0.
This Special Issue aims to accommodate research articles that are related to the most recent stages of technological development and future prospects of WSN applications. Specifically, contributions that address but are not restricted to the following topics are welcome:
- Wireless sensor network architecture and protocols;
- Emerging and current standards in wireless sensor networks;
- Heterogeneous wireless sensor networks for smart grid and smart city applications;
- Mesh network architecture for smart grid and smart city deployments;
- Wide area wireless sensor networks;
- LTE/4G/5G based wireless sensor networks for smart city;
- Wireless sensor networks for vehicular applications in smart cities;
- Low power wireless sensor network;
- Simulation Tools for WSN and IoT networks dedicated to Smart-cities;
- Digital Twin tools for cybersecurity of smart critical infrastructures: IoT, Smart Cities and Grids;
- Datascience (Datamining and Multidimensional Statistical modelling);
- Pseudo-polygons for WSN/IoT security and cybersecurity.
Dr. Ahcène Bounceur
Guest Editor
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