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Three dimensional sensing for environment and security control
This paper presents an inexpensive technology and method for integrated sensing networks that can be fabricated directly on construction materials as a part of existing manufacturing processes for the purpose of instrumenting closed (or partially closed) spaces. The sensors can also be placed manual...
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| creator | Mickle, M.H. Lovell, M.R. Schaefer, L. Wang, A. Cain, J.T. |
| description | This paper presents an inexpensive technology and method for integrated sensing networks that can be fabricated directly on construction materials as a part of existing manufacturing processes for the purpose of instrumenting closed (or partially closed) spaces. The sensors can also be placed manually. The goal of the sensing could be: (1) environmental, e.g., temperature, (2) safety monitoring of toxic gases, or (3) other applications such as security or intrusion. In each application, there is both a goal, such as an ideal or maximum level of the quantity being sensed or measured, and a proximate location of the measurement and/or alarm level. |
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| subjects | Base stations Building materials Coordinate measuring machines Extraterrestrial measurements Manufacturing processes Sensor arrays Sensor systems Space technology Temperature sensors Wireless sensor networks |
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