An experimental study of wireless connectivity and routing in ad hoc sensor networks for real-time soccer player monitoring

Sivaraman, Vijay; Dhamdhere, Ashay; Chen, Hao; Kurusingal, Alex; Grover, Sarthak

doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2012.09.005

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“…Another sport-related scenario for WSN is presented in [12], where the authors take a first step towards characterising wireless connectivity in the soccer field by undertaking experimental work with local soccer clubs, and assess the feasibility of real-time athlete monitoring. They have developed an empirical profile of radio signal strength in an open soccer field taking into account distance and body orientation of the players, and they have also developed practical Considering the present and future importance of this field, we have developed an application that has been conceived for its usage in scenarios where monitoring is not only applied to environmental parameters but also to people.…”

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Integration of wearable devices in a wireless sensor network for an E-health application

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Martínez

Rodríguez‐Molina

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IEEE Wireless Commun.

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Applications based on Wireless Sensor Networks for Internet of Things scenarios are on the rise. The multiple possibilities they offer have spread towards previously hard to imagine fields, like e-health or human physiological monitoring. An application has been developed for its usage in scenarios where data collection is applied to smart spaces, aiming at its usage in fire fighting and sports. This application has been tested in a gymnasium with real, non-simulated nodes and devices. A Graphic User Interface has been implemented to suggest a series of exercises to improve a sportsman/woman s condition, depending on the context and their profile. This system can be adapted to a wide variety of e-health applications with minimum changes, and the user will interact using different devices, like smart phones, smart watches and/or tablets.

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Integration of wearable devices in a wireless sensor network for an E-health application

Castillejo

Martínez

Rodríguez‐Molina

et al. 2013

IEEE Wireless Commun.

217

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“…Also in bomb disposal missions (Brusey, Rednic, Gaura, Kemp, & Poole, 2009), performance of cooling systems integrated to operators' suits is highly effected by the operators' posture which raises monitoring activity as one of the essentials in security applications. Increasing performance of sportsmen by means of injure prevention (Sivaraman, Dhamdhere, Chen, Kurusingal, & Grover, 2013) is another domain showing the usefulness of activity monitoring for young and healthy part of the population.…”

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RAM: Real Time Activity Monitoring with feature extractive training

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Baydere

2015

Expert Systems with Applications

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“…Another sport-related scenario for WSN is presented in [95], where the authors take a Working with all the data gathered in sports applications is also an open issue. A good approach focused on how to manage the data in e-Health is presented in SUSHI [97] (Supporting Unified access for Streaming and Historical data).…”

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Contribution towards intelligent service management in wearable and ubiquitous devices

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Resumen xix large number of people. It is very hard to enumerate them all, but I will do my best.First, I would like to thank Prof. Dr. José-Fernán Martinez and Prof. Dr. Lourdes López for their assistance and guidance during all my post-graduate years and the writing of this thesis. Prof. Lourdes López gave me the first opportunity to get in contact with the research world some years ago and if I have ended up writing a thesis is thanks to that first opportunity. Prof. José-Fernán encouraged me to continue my postgraduate studies enrolling in the PhD. program, and allowed me to be part of a great research group. I really appreciate the confidence that they place in my everyday work. The results presented here have fructified thanks to the hard work of this great group. I would like to thank all the present and former members of the Next Generation Networks and Services (GRyS) research group. I would like to thank specially Marta Zuazúa, my first colleague in this research adventure and Jesús Rodriguez, the last but not least one. With Jesús I have shared not only work, but also friendship and hilarious discussions about life. I would also like to thank the researchers Alexandra Cuerva,

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An experimental study of wireless connectivity and routing in ad hoc sensor networks for real-time soccer player monitoring

Cited by 12 publications

References 25 publications

Integration of wearable devices in a wireless sensor network for an E-health application

Integration of wearable devices in a wireless sensor network for an E-health application

RAM: Real Time Activity Monitoring with feature extractive training

Contribution towards intelligent service management in wearable and ubiquitous devices

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