Sensor Networks Lab - SWS: 4, ECTS: 8.0, (for 10.0 , e.g. Media
Informatics, you have write a detailed project report) - Prof.
Dr. Klaus Wehrle, Olaf Landsiedel, Jó Ágila Bitsch - Important
dates: - Weekly meetings: Tuesdays 2pm to 4pm in the I4 Seminar
Room (Room 4105, Building E1, Ahornstr. 55, Computer Science
Campus) - Introductory meeting: 3rd of April, i.e. first Tuesday
in the term, same place and time as above - Registration: closed
- Part I: Sensor networks basics: April, May - Part II:
Individual sensor network projects: June to July, maybe August -
Presentation of results: End of July, probably last week of the
term What are sensor networks? Sensor networks consist of many -
up to several thousand - small distributed computing devices
that sense and interact with the environment. Various sensors
allow a sensor node to measure temperature, sound, vibration,
pressure, motion or pollution. Their low price and low energy
ensures that sensor networks can be deployed in large numbers. A
sensor node consi