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analyses will increasing be made in real-time through sensor networks that pull data over an extended period of time from our skin, organs,
As data flow, scientists advocate for quality controlas sensor networks revolutionize ecological data collection by making it possible to collect high frequency information from remote areas in real time scientists with the U s. Forest
and Lindsey Rustad of the U s. Forest Service's Northern Research Station and colleagues make a case for incorporating automated quality control and quality assurance procedures in sensor networks.
In the not distant future sensor networks will be the standard technique used to collect data on all kinds of ecosystems said Michael T. Rains Director of the Northern Research Station
As scientists with the Forest Services'Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in the White Mountains Campbell and Rustad know the promise and pitfalls of sensor networks.
and using sensor networks. With the Pi they have all the capabilities of a computer but are more flexible
Multiple commercial uses of wireless sensor networks outlined in reportmanaging the quality and quantity of freshwater resources is one of the most serious environmental challenges of the 21st century.
while recognizing the limitations of freshwater resources many commercial horticulture operations are showing increased interest in the use of wireless sensor networks (WSN)--technology designed to both monitor and control irrigation events.
Since on-farm testing of these wireless sensor networks (WSNS) to monitor and control irrigation scheduling began in 2010 WSNS have been deployed in a diverse assortment of commercial horticulture operations the authors said.
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