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When Sensors meet the World Wide Web...

GeoCENS, a platform enable you to share/use world-wide sensor

Sensor Web is a special type of web-centric information system for collecting, modeling, storing, retrieving, sharing, manipulating, analyzing, and visualizing information of sensors, sensor observations, and associated phenomena. A Sensor Web contains a group of distributed and heterogeneous sensors that interconnected by a communication fabric and sharing information through interoperable inter-faces. User is able to access and, where applicable, control the sensors via World Wide Web (WWW). With the presence of cheaper, miniature, faster, and smart in situ sensors, and the increasing availability of abundant fast computing devices, wireless and mobile network access, and autonomous and intelligent geospatial software agents, Sensor Web becomes clearly a technological trend. This new earth observation information system opens up a new avenue to fast assimilation of data from various sensors (both in-situ and remote) and to accurate analysis and informed decision makings.

Sensor up AITF Summit 2013!!

We sensor up the AITF Summit 2013 conference by deploying our Air Quality Pigs and Sound Pressure Duckies. The pigs and ducks collect environmental data, and send to our open sensor cloud. Different APPs and frontends were developed in a short period of time. We are very happy with results from this real-world test!!

Dr. Liang visited Georgia Tech, and gave a talk at an Internet of Things standardization conference

Steve Liang visited Georgia Tech and gave a talk on behalf of OGC at the Third International Conference of the Global Standards Collaboration M2M Standardization Task Force on May 7 2013.

Leah finished her MSc and join Intergraph

Congratulations to Leah. She finished her MSc, and joined Intergraph as a geospatial technologist. We wish her all the best!!

Welcome Dr. Chengyi Wang

It is our pleasure to have Dr. Chengyi Wang joining GSWL today as a visiting scholar. Dr. Chengyi Wang is currently an associate professor at the Institute of Remote Sensing Applications at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, CHINA. He will be with us for a year. We look forward to working with him in the following year.

NSERC Discovery Grant renewed

Dr. Steve Liang's NSERC Discovery Grant is renewed. The new NSERC DG programme title is "A Geospatial Sensor Web Architecture for the Internet of Things".

Yun-Jou received the AITF Doctoral Scholarship

Yun-Jou Lin received the AITF Doctoral Scholarship. AITF scholarship is a prestigious scholarship and very competitive. The award is a recognition of Yun-Jou's research potential. Yun-Jou will join GSWL in July 2013.

Alec won the W2GIS 2013 best student presentation award

Congratulations to Alec. Alec won the W2GIS 2013 best student presentation award. Good job.

W2GIS 2013

W2GIS was held in Banff from April 3~5. Good papers, good discussions, good friends, and good food. It was a good conference.

GSWL reunion in Abu Dhabi

Dr. Liang visited Dr. Young-Ji Byon in Abu Dhabi. Dr. Young-Ji Byon, a GSWL alumni, is currently an assistant professor at the Kahlifa University. It was great to see Young-Ji doing great there.

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