SENSORNETS 2012 - International Conference on Sensor Networks

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Special Sessions

Ubiquitous Systems for HealthCare - USHC 2012

Call for Papers

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Regular Paper Submission: January 5, 2012 (expired)
Authors Notification (regular papers): January 2, 2012 (expired)
Final Regular Paper Submission and Registration: January 18, 2012 (expired)

Chair

	Octavian Postolache Institute of Telecommunications Portugal e-mail

Scope

The healthcare sector holds an important place in society and ubiquitous systems including sensing and computing technologies hold an immense potential for health status assessment, therapy and rehabilitation.

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The Integration of Sensor Networks with the Cloud - ISNC 2012

Call for Papers

* CANCELLED *

Regular Paper Submission: January 5, 2012 (expired)
Authors Notification (regular papers): January 5, 2012 (expired)
Final Regular Paper Submission and Registration: January 18, 2012 (expired)

Chair

	Paul Lencioni Cutthroat Communications / Crimson Consulting Group United States e-mail

Scope

The Special Session on the Integration of Sensor Networks with the Cloud (ISNC) aims to bring together researchers and practitioners working in obtaining the maximum benefit out of the integration of sensors with the internet. Such integration aims on processing data and taking action in real-time offering 24/7 availability and reliability. The special session will also offer the opportunity to fill the gap between academic researchers, practitioners and industrial parts.

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