School of Information Sciences: Recent submissions
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S-GinMob: Soft-Handoff Solution for Mobile Users in Industrial Environments
(IEEE, 2011)In current research studies and testbed deployments of sensor networks, individual sensor nodes are usually assumed to be static. However, recent applications require mobile sensor nodes, something that poses unique ...
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Handoff Triggering for Wireless Sensor Networks with Performance Needs
(IEEE, 2013)In this paper, we deal with mobility management for wireless sensor networks and we focus on the first phase of a handoff procedure which is concerned with the mechanics of measuring important parameters and initiating ...
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An Experimental Analysis of the Mobile IPv6 Handover Latency Components
(2009)This paper examines the handover process of Mobile IPv6 in a real wireless testbed, based on IEEE 802.11b and extracts information on the actions taken by network entities during the movement of a mobile node. This work ...
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An Analysis of the Handover Latency Components in Mobile IPv6
(IEEE, 2009)This article analyses the latency components in Mobile IPv6 handovers. It provides real-implementation results for significant parts of the handover process through measurements in a real MIPv6 implementation on a wireless ...
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The GINSENG System for Wireless Monitoring and Control: Design and Deployment Experiences
(ACM, 2013)Today’s industrial facilities, such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and factories, rely on wired sensor systems to monitor and control the production processes. The deployment and maintenance of such cabled systems is ...
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Controlling the Handoff Procedure in an Oil Refinery Environment Using Fuzzy Logic
(IEEE, 2012)Mobility is one of the most important challenges in a wireless sensor system. Usually, continuous connectivity of a Mobile Node (MN) is achieved by supporting handoff from one connection point to another. In order to ...
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Wireless sensor networks mobility management using fuzzy logic
(Elsevier, 2014)This paper presents a novel, intelligent controller to support mobility in wireless sensor networks. In particular, the focus is on the deployment of such mobility solution to critical applications, like personnel safety ...
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Localized Global Descriptors for Image Retrieval: An Extensive Evaluation on Adaptations to the Simple Model
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2016)SIMPLE (Searching Images with MPEG-7 (& MPEG-7-like) Powered Localized dEscriptors) is a model that proposes the reuse of well-established global descriptors by localizing their description mechanism on image patches located ...
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The NOPTILUS project overview: A fully-autonomous navigation system of teams of AUVs for static/dynamic underwater map construction
(IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control), 2015)Within the project NOPTILUS, a fully functional system/methodology had been developed that allows the cooperative, fully-autonomous navigation of teams of AUVs when deployed in Static or Dynamic Underwater Map Construction ...
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Color and Edge Directivity Descriptor on GPGPU
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2015)Image indexing refers to describing the visual multimedia content of a medium, using high level textual information or/and low level descriptors. In most cases, images and videos are associated with noisy and incomplete ...
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Identification and Retrieval of DNA Genomes Using Binary Image Representations Produced by Cellular Automata
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2014)We have developed a novel method for the identification and retrieval of DNA sequences which are represented as binary images. This type of representation emanates from the evolution of one-dimensional nucleotide arrays ...
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Two-Staged Image Colorization Based on Salient Contours
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2014)In this paper we present a novel colorization technique that manages to significantly reduce color bleeding artifacts caused by weak object boundaries and also requires only abstract color indications and placement from ...
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Searching Images with MPEG-7 (& MPEG-7-like) Powered Localized dEscriptors: The SIMPLE answer to effective Content Based Image Retrieval
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2014)In this paper we propose and evaluate a new technique that localizes the description ability of the well established MPEG-7 and MPEG-7-like global descriptors. We employ the SURF detector to define salient image patches ...
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Golden Retriever - A Java Based Open Source Image Retrieval Engine
(ACM, 2013)Golden Retriever Image Retrieval Engine (GRire) is an open source light weight Java library developed for Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) tasks, employing the Bag of Visual Words (BOVW) model. It provides a complete ...
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Autonomous Navigation of Teams of Unmanned Aerial or Underwater Vehicles for Exploration of Unknown Static & Dynamic Environments
(MED’13, 2013)In this paper, we present a new approach that is able to efficiently and fully-autonomously navigate a team of Unmanned Aerial or Underwater Vehicles (UAUV’s) when deployed in exploration of unknown static and dynamic ...
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Water Supply Optimization: An IPA Approach
(Elsevier, 2014)In this paper we address the problem of deciding whether a water source should be used by a water utility such that the production cost as well as the penalty cost due to water shortages is minimized while certain ...
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Inter-Mobility Support in Controlled 6LoWPAN Networks
(IEEE, 2011)The research and industrial community started to think of more complex application scenarios for wireless sensor networks, where the use of mobile sensor nodes is essential. The support of mobile sensor nodes in such ...
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Fuzzy Logic Control for Mobility Support in Industrial Wireless Sensor Networks
(Springer, 2014)Mobility management is a crucial problem for wireless mobile communication, especially in wireless sensor networks (WSN). In this chapter, we show the need of providing an intelligent mobility controller, applicable to any ...
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Distributed Multi-Robot Coverage using Micro Aerial Vehicles
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2013)In this paper we present a solution to the problem of positioning a team of Micro Aerial Vehicles for a surveillance task in an environment of arbitrary and unknown morphology. The problem is addressed taking into account ...
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SFly: Swarm of Micro Flying Robots
(IEEE (Computer Society), 2012)The SFly project is an EU-funded project, with the goal to create a swarm of autonomous vision controlled micro aerial vehicles. The mission in mind is that a swarm of MAV’s autonomously maps out an unknown environmen ...