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Wireless Sensor Networks
This research area handles the development and implantation of wireless sensor networks based on a new class of electronic devices called motes. Specifically, one of the numerous emergent applications thanks to this new technology: habitat monitoring, whereby performing a tracking of the development of a culture, it’s possible to optimize the resources (water, pesticides, etc.) and to increase the quality of the product
Projects of this area
• D-Noise: Distributed Network of Active Noise Equalizers for Multi-User Sound Control
Funding: European Commision
Years: 2017-2018
Researcher: Marc Moonen
Funding: European Commision
Years: 2017-2018
Researcher: Marc Moonen
• Smart Sound Processing for the Digital Living
Funding: Ministerio de EconomÃa y competitividad
Years: 2016-2018
Researcher: Alberto González, MarÃa de Diego
Funding: Ministerio de EconomÃa y competitividad
Years: 2016-2018
Researcher: Alberto González, MarÃa de Diego
• Wireless Sensor Networks for Environmental Monitoring (MOMO)
Funding: UPV
Years: 2006-2007
Researcher: Alberto González Salvador
Funding: UPV
Years: 2006-2007
Researcher: Alberto González Salvador
Publications of this area
JOURNAL PAPERS
• Maria A. Simarro; Paola Guzman,Maria A. RodrÃguez, Pau Arce, Gema Piñero, Alberto Gonzalez, Juan Carlos Guerri, Open Standards for the Internet of Things, Waves 10, 5-14, 2018.• Jorge Lorente, Miguel Ferrer, Maria de Diego, Alberto Gonzalez, The Frequency Partitioned Block Modified Filtered-X NLMS with Orthogonal Correlation Factors for Multichannel Active Noise Control, Digital Signal Processing 43, 47 - 58, 2015. doi: 10.1016/j.dsp.2015.05.003
CONFERENCE PAPERS
• Gema Piñero, Patrick Naylor, Channel estimation for crosstalk cancellation in wireless acoustic networks, 42th International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing , New Orleans, USA, 2017.• Gema Piñero, Juan Estreder, Francisco J. Martinez, Maria de Diego, Miguel Ferrer, Reshaping of Room Impulse Responses over Wireless Acoustic Networks, AES Int. Conf. on Sound Field Control , Guildford, UK, 2016.