Metrology for Living Environment 2023
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 November 2023) | Viewed by 296
Special Issue Editors
Interests: electronic measurements; automatic signal classification systems; measurements in the biomedical field; measurements on telecommunication signals/equipment; distributed measurement systems
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Interests: measurements; structural health monitoring; noninvasive monitoring; distributed monitoring; Internet of Things; numerical analysis; cultural heritage; experimental analysis on construction materials; mechanical characterization of materials; genetic algorithm
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The 2023 IEEE International Workshop on Metrology for Living Environment (IEEE MetroLivEnv 2023) will be held in Milano, Italy, on 29–31 May 2023.
The authors of papers presented at the workshop related to Sensors are invited to submit extended versions of their work to this Special Issue for publication. IEEE MetroLivEnv 2023 aims to be a solid reference for the technical community to present and discuss the most recent results of scientific and technological research for the living environment, with particular emphasis on applications and new trends.
The focus is on, but is not limited to, new technologies for metrology-assisted solutions for design, construction, and efficient, safe, comfortable, and healthy operation of the built environment including active and assisted living (AAL). Innovative solutions can be based on the IoT paradigm, BIM, sensors, signal processing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, sensor networks, and interoperability standards.
Topics:
- Building diagnostic during and after construction;
- IoT-based monitoring systems;
- Measurements for BIM and digital twins;
- Indoor environmental quality;
- Sensors and sensor networks for smart buildings;
- Robots in the living environment;
- Unmanned systems for living environment monitoring;
- Comfort and wellbeing;
- Active and assisted living;
- Building energy performance assessment;
- Use of artificial intelligence for living environment measurements;
- Infrared and hyperspectral monitoring system for the living environment;
- Historical buildings and cultural heritage;
- Standards and norms for measurements in the built environment;
- Uncertainty models for decision making.
Dr. Domenico Carnì
Dr. Carmelo Scuro
Guest Editors
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