Report from the first workshop on geo sensor networks
ACM SIGMOD RecordPublished 1 March 2004
Silvia Nittel, Anthony Stefanidis, I. Cruz, Max J. Egenhofer, Dina Goldin, A. Howard
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SNIP0.92
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The academic and practical expertise of the spatial information theory and engineering domain are crucial to advance the development of sensor networks on all different abstraction levels, to develop generic sensor network programming infrastructure that is reusable, and widely applicable in all types of different domains.
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Advances in sensor technology and deployment strategies are revolutionizing the way that geospatial information is collected and analyzed. For example, cameras and GPS sensors on-board static or mobile platforms have the ability
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