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ORCIDIDAACS-SWS 2012, Offenburg, Germany
- 1st International IEEE Symposium on Wireless Systems, IDAACS-SWS 2012, Offenburg, Germany, September 20-21, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-4678-8
- Alex P. Moschevikin
, Roman Voronov, Alexandr Galov, Alexei V. Soloviev:
Using pressure sensors for floor identification in wireless sensors networks. 2-6 - Julian Lategahn, Marcel Müller, Christof Röhrig:
Global localization of automated guided vehicles in wireless networks. 7-12 - Tobias Gädeke, Tobias Schwalb, Johannes Schmid, Wilhelm Stork, Klaus D. Müller-Glaser:
Hybrid person localization in ad-hoc networks using model-based control and visualization. 13-18 - Andreas Fink, Johannes Lange, Helmut Beikirch:
Radio-based indoor localization using the eZ430-Chronos platform. 19-22 - Marcel Müller, Julian Lategahn, Christof Röhrig:
Pedestrian localization using IEEE 802.15.4a TDoA Wireless Sensor Network. 23-27 - Björn Bittins, Jürgen Sieck:
Multimodal and collaborative localisation service for diverse environments. 28-33 - Razia Sultana, Andreas H. Christ, Patrick Meyrueis:
Architecture of device independent communication applied in Language Learning Game. 35-38 - Lothar Schüssele, Tobias Felhauer, Andreas H. Christ, Tobias Klausmann, Christian Weber:
Application of wireless technology for IP-based aircraft in-flight entertainment. 39-42 - Matthias Prellwitz, Eileen Kühn, Jürgen Sieck:
Mobile transfer of wireless technologies. 43-46 - Pavlo Ilin, Svetlana Antoshchuk, Volodymyr Brovkov:
Media fac¸ade: Technical tools for interactive content control. 48-51 - Su Jun, Nataliya Yatskiv, Anatoly Sachenko, Vasyl Yatskiv:
Improved method of ant colonies to search independent data transmission routes in WSN. 52-57 - Sabine Sachweh, Martin Peters, Robin Bork, Jorg Lissa, Christopher Brink, Carsten Wolff:
SeaBridge Duo: WLAN bridge increasing offshore mobility. 58-61 - Elke Mackensen, Matthias Lai, Thomas M. Wendt:
Performance analysis of an Bluetooth Low Energy sensor system. 62-66 - Jan Essbach:
An approach to a decentral mobile payment system using NFC and the German eID-Card. 67-71 - Gerd vom Bögel, Frédéric Meyer, Martin Kemmerling:
Batteryless sensors in building automation by use of wireless Energy Harvesting. 72-77 - Michael Zillgith, Simon Fey, Pascal Benoit, Stefan Feuerhahn, Robert Kohrs:
Wireless IP networks in Smart Grid applications. 79-84 - Joerg F. Wollert:
The performance of UWB-communication in an industrial environment. 85-90 - Axel Sikora, Philipp Digeser, Martin Klemm, Marco Tubolino, Rico Werner:
Model based development of a TinyOS-based Wireless M-Bus implementation. 91-94 - Mircea-Ionel Strutu, Dan Popescu:
A mobile wireless sensor network simulation framework for outdoor environmental monitoring applications. 96-101 - Pheeha Machaka, Antoine B. Bagula, Nico de Wet:
A highly scalable monitoring tool for Wi-Fi networks. 102-107 - Vladimir A. Oleshchuk:
Trust-enhanced data integrity model. 109-112 - Kai-Oliver Detken, Alexander Oberle, Nicolai Kuntze, Evren Eren:
Simulation environment for mobile Virtualized Security Appliances. 113-118 - Oldrich Slavata, Jan Holub, Pavel Hubner:
Impact of jitter and jitter buffer on the final quality of the transferred voice. 120-123 - Pavel Soucek, Jan Holub:
Evaluation of ITU-T P.863 POLQA in Chinese environment. 124-126 - Cyrine Lahsini, Ramesh Pyndiah, Sonia Zaibi, Animar Bouallegue:
New video coding scheme for the uplink transmission. 127-131
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