Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice

In 1997, the Sensor Web was conceived at the NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)to take advantage of the increasingly inexpensive, yet sophisticated, mass consumer-marketchips for the computer and telecommunication industries and use them to create platforms thatshare information among themselves a...

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Main Authors: Victor R. Baker, Dale F. Rucker, Ty P.A. Ferré, Felipe Ip, James M. Dohm, J. Michael McAuley, Richard R. Woodrow, Scott C. Burleigh, David W. Johnson, Shannon P. Jackson, Kevin A. Delin
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Published: MDPI AG 2005-02-01
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Online Access:http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/5/1/103/
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author Victor R. Baker
Dale F. Rucker
Ty P.A. Ferré
Felipe Ip
James M. Dohm
J. Michael McAuley
Richard R. Woodrow
Scott C. Burleigh
David W. Johnson
Shannon P. Jackson
Kevin A. Delin
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Dale F. Rucker
Ty P.A. Ferré
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description In 1997, the Sensor Web was conceived at the NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)to take advantage of the increasingly inexpensive, yet sophisticated, mass consumer-marketchips for the computer and telecommunication industries and use them to create platforms thatshare information among themselves and act in concert as a single instrument. This instrumentwould be embedded into an environment to monitor and even control it. The Sensor Web’spurpose is to extract knowledge from the data it collects and use this information to intelligentlyreact and adapt to its surroundings. It links a remote end-user's cognizance with the observedenvironment. Here, we examine not only current progress in the Sensor Web technology, butalso its recent application to problems in hydrology to illustrate the general concepts involved.
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spelling doaj.art-ba7fb665c4d4472d831fa7f25968098a2022-12-22T04:01:33ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202005-02-015110311710.3390/s5010103Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and PracticeVictor R. BakerDale F. RuckerTy P.A. FerréFelipe IpJames M. DohmJ. Michael McAuleyRichard R. WoodrowScott C. BurleighDavid W. JohnsonShannon P. JacksonKevin A. DelinIn 1997, the Sensor Web was conceived at the NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)to take advantage of the increasingly inexpensive, yet sophisticated, mass consumer-marketchips for the computer and telecommunication industries and use them to create platforms thatshare information among themselves and act in concert as a single instrument. This instrumentwould be embedded into an environment to monitor and even control it. The Sensor Web’spurpose is to extract knowledge from the data it collects and use this information to intelligentlyreact and adapt to its surroundings. It links a remote end-user's cognizance with the observedenvironment. Here, we examine not only current progress in the Sensor Web technology, butalso its recent application to problems in hydrology to illustrate the general concepts involved.http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/5/1/103/Sensor Webnetworkwirelesshydrologyflood.
spellingShingle Victor R. Baker
Dale F. Rucker
Ty P.A. Ferré
Felipe Ip
James M. Dohm
J. Michael McAuley
Richard R. Woodrow
Scott C. Burleigh
David W. Johnson
Shannon P. Jackson
Kevin A. Delin
Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
Sensors
Sensor Web
network
wireless
hydrology
flood.
title Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
title_full Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
title_fullStr Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
title_full_unstemmed Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
title_short Environmental Studies with the Sensor Web: Principles and Practice
title_sort environmental studies with the sensor web principles and practice
topic Sensor Web
network
wireless
hydrology
flood.
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