SensorGrid
sensor networks
integrated with grid computing
There is increasing interest
in sensor webs and efforts to integrate sensors and instruments to the Grid.
Our work focuses on
integrating sensor and actuator networks,
in particular, to the Grid. This will enable real-time data mining and decision-making which can influence the
underlying process as it unfolds.
Status of Project
We currently have a
web-services-based interconnected sensor network and grid computing (based on Globus Toolkit 4) architecture capable of doing distributed
data mining.
Articles/Papers
Our recent articles/papers
on SensorGrid and the issues involved:
·
CK Tham, “Sensor-Grid
Computing and SensorGrid architecture for Event
Detection, Classification and Decision-Making”, book chapter to appear in
“Sensor Network and Configuration: Fundamentals, Techniques, Platforms, and
Experiments”, ed. NP Mahalik,
·
CK Tham & R
Buyya, “SensorGrid: Integrating Sensor Networks and Grid Computing”,
invited paper in CSI Communications,
Special Issue on Grid Computing, Computer Society of India, July
2005.
Related information
IBM Research technology forecast (29 March 2006)
Related Conferences & Workshops
1. Special Session on
Sensor-Grid Computing (extended deadline: 31 Aug 05) to be held in
conjunction with the 2nd International
Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing
(ISSNIP 2005), 5-8 Dec 2005, Melbourne, Australia
2. International Workshop on
Scientific Instruments and Sensors on the Grid,
For more information, contact:
Chen-Khong Tham, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dept of ECE
https://www.ece.nus.edu.sg/stfpage/eletck/
E-mail: eletck@nus.edu.sg
Acknowledgments
Several dedicated people at
Computer Networks & Distributed Systems Laboratory (CNDS Lab) at ECE NUS
have contributed to the SensorGrid software and
hardware architecture.
Lead Architect and Developer : Daniel Yagan
Architects and Developers :
Students : Tarun K Sharma, Sharan Makhija, Low Siow Meng, Wen Jing,
Liu Ming, Su Shiyan; Teo Hui Sian, Frederick Tan, Jarrold Ong, Leslie Tan