Call for Papers
Special Track Abstract:
In recent decades,
the cost of acoustic technologies has declined dramatically. Advances in
networks, storage devices, and power management have made it practical to
consider the remote location of sensors that either transmit data to a central
processing facility or store the data for later retrieval.
Nonetheless, many
challenges remain for the fabrication, deployment, and use of remote sensors.
In locations with limited infrastructure, power management and the ability for
the user to access or retrieve the data are paramount. In some situations, the
need for localization or improved signal to noise ratio may dictate the use of microphone
arrays. Deployment in hostile environments such as arctic or deep sea conditions
requires additional considerations.
Remote sensors are
capable of generating large acoustic or mixed media data sets. With these large
corpora, the need for automated processing becomes critical as the staffing
requirements for human analysis are both cost and labor prohibitive. The
development of automated analysis can yield valuable data such as seasonal or diel patterns of animals, perimeter intrusion detection,
and a myriad of other applications.
The special track will include overview papers as well as previously
unpublished research in this area.
Call for Papers
We solicit previously un-published work in the general theme of the
special track. For formatting, please see the submission guidelines
available on the ISM2006 web page (ism2006.eecs.uci.edu). Submissions
should be mailed directly to ism06‑sensors@cs.sdsu.edu, do not use the
submission system for regular track sessions.
Important Dates
Topics of Interest
This special
session solicits papers on the following topics/titles:
Dr. Marie A.
Roch
Dept. of
Computer Science
San
Diego, CA 92182-7720
Tel:
+1 619 594-5830; Fax +1 619 594-6746
E-mail:
ism06-sensors@cs.sdsu.edu