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Advancing Research in Adaptive Information Processing and Wireless Sensor Networks

The Adaptive Information Cluster (AIC) unites research leaders from three centers: DCU's National Centre for Sensors Research and Centre for Digital Video Processing, along with UCD's Smart Media Institute. Over 20 months, the AIC has grown to 50+ researchers, achieving 100 publications and €6 million in extra funding. Key collaborations with IBM Research, Intel, and various SMEs have propelled the cluster forward. Future research will focus on adaptive information processing, environmental applications, and personal health solutions leveraging wireless sensor networks.

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Advancing Research in Adaptive Information Processing and Wireless Sensor Networks

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  1. Adaptive Information Cluster • A grouping of research PIs from 3 research centres: • Dermot Diamond (National Centre for Sensors Research, DCU); • Alan Smeaton, Noel O’Connor (Centre for Digital Video Processing, DCU); • Barry Smyth, Gregory O’Hare and Paddy Nixon (Smart Media Institute, UCD); • SFI-funded PIs and cohesion plus other, non-SFI activities; • AIC is operational 20 months and has 50+ researchers, 100 publications and €6m in additional funding; • Prior track records are almost 750 peer-reviewed publications, 23 patents, 2 spin-offs, 39 graduated PhDs and €21m in total research funding; • AIC existing collaborations with IBM Research (Watson), INTEL, MERL, Ericsson, Vodafone, SMEs like Innovada and ChangingWorlds and State Agencies (EPA, Marine Institute, EI, SFI);

  2. Sensors LOAC Devices Integration Information Extraction Video Personalised Feedback Audio Adaptive Operation Agent Migration STAKEHOLDERS Primary Research and General Architecture • Application areas related to wireless … • sensor networks, environmental monitoring; • traffic monitoring, a.k.o. sensor network; • personal networks & wearables; • AIC has active, demonstrable projects in each.

  3. AIC Future Areas of Research • AIC will continue to develop projects which leveragewireless networking as a service provision rather than doing foundational research in wireless networking per se; • Some AIC work will look at security and encryption in sensor nets but its not a huge focus; • In general, AIC will continue to push and stretch research in wireless networking and to develop applications on top of this; • AIC future areas of research will include  Applications of adaptive information processing;  Deployment of wirelesssensor networks for environmental applications; • Personal health and lifestyle/health applications; • Personal digital memory and other applications which integrate diverse information sources;

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