Is anyone directly working with large scale sensor networks who would like to join together for some academically oriented projects?

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Saman K Halgamuge

Please have a look at our 2011 paper on IEEE TSP: We are looking into the Orphaned node problem in a large Sensor Network in the context of Irrigation.

Anang Hudaya Muhamad Amin

Dear Saman, I'm working on distributed event detection and processing within wireless sensor networks based on pattern recognition approach. I would be interested to work on this area of research. Hope that we could keep in touch. Thanks.

Priti Srinivas Sajja

Sorry, though I am not directly working in this area, but would like to join hands in academic project in the filed of artificial intelligence and data science (Have a look at http://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319292052 for newly published book on data science by Springer).

I have completed a few national and international projects and authored 162 publications in last 10 years. My research information is available on my website: http://pritisajja.info/.

Regards.