2011
DOI: 10.1080/00207721.2011.572198
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Mobile sensor networks for modelling environmental pollutant distribution

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“…While static and mobile wireless sensor networks have found successful applications in climate and water quality monitoring [21], [34], habitat monitoring [22], [23], structural monitoring [24], modeling of pollution [28], and monitoring of animals [26], the breadth and complexity of the sensory data are inherently limited by the need for performing analysis and computation in situ. Brooklyn Atlantis leverages the ability of human participants to recognize objects in an image feed and perform granular citizen science tasks to allow for the rapid analysis of complex and heterogeneous datasets.…”
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“…While static and mobile wireless sensor networks have found successful applications in climate and water quality monitoring [21], [34], habitat monitoring [22], [23], structural monitoring [24], modeling of pollution [28], and monitoring of animals [26], the breadth and complexity of the sensory data are inherently limited by the need for performing analysis and computation in situ. Brooklyn Atlantis leverages the ability of human participants to recognize objects in an image feed and perform granular citizen science tasks to allow for the rapid analysis of complex and heterogeneous datasets.…”
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“…Las redes de sensores inalámbricas (WSN del inglés Wireless Sensor Networks) son una tecnología emergente que ha recibido una gran atención en laúltima década debido principalmente a las aplicaciones desarrolladas y potenciales, en campos como el control de procesos industriales, vigilancia, detección de fallos, etc, Akyildiz et al (2002);Briñón Arranz et al (2009);Cortés et al (2004); Estrin et al (1999); Lu et al (2011); Xiao et al (2005).…”
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“…In order to perform the cooperative localization of AUVs in the absence of DVL, the approaches based on EKF, particle filter (PF) and nonlinear least squares (NLS) optimization are proposed in [2−3]. However, the computational complexity of NLS grows over time since all the previous calculated states and observed measurements are involved in the optimization, making it unsuitable for real-time applications, such as environment monitoring [6] . In [7], Wang et al develop the finite-horizon H ∞ filtering for the online robot localization without increasing the problem size over time.…”
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