Thursday, April 1
(Room E13, Building ML, Clausiusstrasse 2, 8006 Zurich)
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10:00 | Coffee and Registration |
11:15 |
Workshop Opening
Welcome, goals of the workshop, short
introduction of participants.
Friedemann Mattern:
Workshop opening.
Kay Römer:
Wireless sensor network research in Europe.
Louis Laurent:
ESF presentation.
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11:45 |
Session "Applications"
Werner Weber:
An industrial viewpoint on wireless sensor networks.
Rolf Riemenschneider:
Sensor networks in the ambient intelligence environment
- perspectives in the IST Framework Programme.
Ian Marshall:
Sensor networks for environmental applications.
Philippe Bonnet:
The Hogthrob project.
Lionel Sacks:
Sensor networks for social interaction discovery at land
and see.
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13:00 | Lunch at the
Dozentenfoyer, top ("J") floor of the ETH Main
Building |
14:30 |
Discussion "Applications"
What could be driving applications for European research on sensor
networks? Can we identify areas of particular relevance for Europe?
How can European industry profit from sensor networks?
Moderators: Alex Buchmann,
Ian Marshall,
Werner Weber.
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16:00 | Break |
16:30 |
Session "Hardware, Communication, Energy"
Christian Enz:
Ultra-low power radios for sensor networks -
the WiseNET project.
Michele Zorzi:
On issues involving MAC and energy efficiency in
sensor networks.
Jan Beutel:
Scaling it up - networking using the BTnode platform.
Juan Alonso:
Delay tolerant solutions for wireless sensor networks.
Christian Prehofer:
Reconfiguration in ad-hoc networks.
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17:45 - 18.15 |
Discussion
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20:00 | Dinner at the restaurant
"Zum Grünen Glas", Untere Zäune 15, 8001 Zurich |
Friday, April 2
(Room J1, Building CLA, Tannenstrasse 3, 8006 Zurich)
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8:30 |
Session "System Aspects and Software Architectures"
Kurt Rothermel:
System aspects in sensor networks.
Jörg Kaiser:
Towards an experimental infrastructure for smart wireless
sensors.
Kay Römer:
Software infrastructures and middleware for sensor
networks.
Stephane Donnay:
Wireless body-area networks (WBAN) for health monitoring
applications.
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9:45 | Break |
10:15 |
Discussion "Hardware and Software Platforms and Testbeds"
What are requirements on hardware and software platforms and testbeds?
Is there a potential for European sensor network platforms and testbeds?
Moderators: Jan Beutel,
Kay Römer,
Kurt Rothermel.
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11:15 | Break |
11:45 |
Session "Novel Approaches"
Adam Wolisz:
Towards a service definition for wireless sensor
networks.
Holger Karl:
Quality of service in wireless sensor networks: mechanisms
for a new concept?
Thomas Fuhrmann:
Applying peer-to-peer mechanisms to sensor networks:
opportunities and threats.
Paul Havinga:
Cross layer interaction in wireless sensor networks.
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13:00 | Lunch at the
Dozentenfoyer, top ("J") floor of the ETH Main
Building |
14:30 |
Session "Data Processing"
Erdal Cayirci:
End-to-end reliability and data querying in wireless
sensor networks.
Alex Buchmann:
Data aggregation and storage in sensor networks.
Petteri Alahuhta:
Mobile user and data processing in wireless sensor
networks.
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15:15 |
Discussion "Research Challenges"
Discuss research in existing European research projects. What
potential is there for future coordinated research in Europe?
Identify interested parties.
Moderators: Juan Alonso,
Philippe Bonnet, Holger Karl.
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16:30 - 17:00 |
Concluding Remarks
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