The 5th China Sensor Network Academic Conference opens

This morning, the 5th China Sensor Network Academic Conference hosted by the Chinese Computer Society, co-organized by the Sensor Network Expert Committee of the China Computer Society, and jointly sponsored by the Tsinghua University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences Software Institute opened in Beijing. More than 300 experts from more than 50 colleges and universities in China, including Tsinghua, Peking University and Fudan, will exchange the latest achievements in this field.

This session aims to provide a sensor network forum for researchers, developers and users of wireless sensor networks in China to promote the exchange of theoretical and applied research in wireless sensor networks, and to discuss the key challenges and research directions for the research and application of sensor networks. .

According to reports, the conference received a total of 196 submission papers and 124 papers. The accepted papers basically reflect the research achievements of China's sensor network industry tracking international frontiers. The content of the papers relates to the theory and technology of wireless sensor node systems; the theory and technology of wireless sensor network infrastructure; the theory and technology of wireless sensor network communication protocols. Wireless sensor network data management and middleware theory and technology; wireless sensor network software development, testing and debugging tools and simulation environment; mobile sensor network related technologies; Internet of things; wireless sensor network application systems and other research directions.

The conference was chaired by the 2000 Turing Award winner, academician of the American Academy of Sciences, and a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Yao Zhizhi, now a tutor at Tsinghua University, and Dai Hao, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Since 2007, China's sensor network conference has been successfully held for four times, and it has become a sensor network conference with a certain influence in Chinese academic circles at home and abroad.