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William Christopher Evans

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Environmental Field Estimation with Hybrid-Mobility Sensor Networks

Alcherio Martinoli, William Christopher Evans, Duarte Da Cruz Baptista Dias, Steven Adriaan Roelofsen

The remarkable accessibility of modern flying robots makes them an attractive platform for environmental sensing. However, low cost and ease of use are currently incompatible with large payloads, severely limiting the choice of sensor and ultimately modali ...
Ieee2016

A Distributed Intelligent Sensing Approach for Environmental Monitoring Applications

William Christopher Evans

Scientific reports from around the world present us with the undeniable fact that the global ecosystem is undergoing severe change. As this shift accelerates, it is ever more critical that we are able to quantify the local effects of such changes, and furt ...
EPFL2015

Distributed spatiotemporal suppression for environmental data collection in real-world sensor networks

Alcherio Martinoli, Alexander Bahr, William Christopher Evans

Environmental processes are often severely over-sampled. As sensor networks become more ubiquitous for this purpose, increasing network longevity becomes ever more important. Radio transceivers in particular are a great source of energy consumption, and ma ...
Ieee Computer Soc2013
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