Life on the Edge: Edge Computing and the Internet of Things for Environmental Information processing


Description:

With the increasing use of constellations of sensors and more and more observations being processed at the point of collection, this session explores the use of the Internet of Things to gather data and edge computing to process data. An example of this kind of technology is the Smart Great Lakes project (https://www.glos.us/smartgreatlakes/). Topics in this session might include: the deployment of IoT sensors for the collection of environmental data, techniques for processing data at the point of collection, integrating new data sources with existing data architectures, AI and the use of IoT sensors, the use of the cloud to gather and disseminate data, and information ecosystems based on smart technologies. 


Papers:
An Approach to a Reliable IoT Environmental Sensor Network
Tyler Boyle, NIST = National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD

Submission Deadline: Thursday, 31 August 2023