National Workshop on Future Sensing Systems to be held August 26-28, 2002

未来传感系统国家研讨会将于2002年8月26-28日举行

• 批准号: 0222392
• 负责人: Steven Glaser
• 金额: $ 11.17万
• 依托单位: University of California-Berkeley
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-07-01 至 2004-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0222392&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: National; Workshop; Future; Sensing; Systems

A National Workshop on Future Sensing SystemsSummary and ObjectivesRecent technological advancements in material science, micro fabrication of MEMS, andbioengineered systems, have made the dream of inexpensive, powerful, ubiquitous sensing areadily achievable reality. With ubiquitous sensing comes extreme amounts of data, when the enduser actually wants information (decisions and answers). Integration of distributed computingand extremely dispersed networking with new sensor technologies and wireless communicationsinnovations, has the potential to overcome barriers of time, scale, materials and environment.Sensor informatics has not been seen as fundamental to the sensor community to date, althoughall experts polled for this document agreed it is central to real-time usability.We propose a National Workshop on future Sensing Systems - a vehicle to start researchers onthe road to integrating the possibilities being developed by the many interests working in thecommon space. The workshop will focus on exposing future abilities of various disciplinesworking on new sensor science to other researchers possibly doing similar or complimentarywork in their local space. Integration of industrial research and application development willprovide that pull and an avenue to large-scale, inexpensive production. An example is the currentavailability of rugged, highly accurate, MEMS accelerometers due to their application asautomotive air-bag triggers. It is hoped, for instance, that the medical researchers will becomeaware of advanced imaging technologies developed by DARPA to image non-metallic structuralpieces, and can become an improvement on existing bio-imaging techniques. We hope to pushthe community to (1) move from merely providing data to providing information and answers; (2)build road maps for long-term research; (3) build broad partnerships; and (4) address educationalneeds.These opportunities and problems are common to many agencies of Government, as well asindustry and academia, and is to be sponsored by Sensors Technology, NSF Division of Civil andMechanical Systems, with co-sponsorship from Dynamic Systems and Control (CMS), DARPA,NIH, DOE, NIST, NASA, AFOSR, ONR, ARO, ARL, and NRL. We are expecting over 100attendees, with 70 of them university researchers for whom all expenses will be covered by thisproposal. The hard deliverable to NSF will be a workshop report which will serve as the leadingedge for future of sensor-oriented research at the Civil and Mechanical Systems Division, NSF.The report will be written by the co-PIs (Glaser and Pister) with extensive guidance and inputfrom the steering committee and participants. The report will be presented to NSF by 15 January,2003.

在材料科学、微机电系统的微制造和生物工程系统方面的最新技术进步，已经使廉价、强大、无处不在的传感器的梦想变得容易实现。无处不在的传感带来了大量的数据，而最终用户实际上需要信息（决策和答案）。分布式计算和极其分散的网络与新的传感器技术和无线通信创新的集成，有可能克服时间，规模，材料和环境的障碍。传感器信息学迄今为止还没有被视为传感器社区的基础，尽管所有参与调查的专家都同意这是实时可用性的核心，但我们建议举办一个关于未来传感系统的国家研讨会，这是一种工具，可以让研究人员开始整合在公共空间中工作的许多利益所开发的可能性。该研讨会将集中展示各种学科在新传感器科学方面的未来能力，以其他研究人员可能在他们的本地空间做类似或互补的工作。工业研究和应用开发的整合将提供这种拉动力，并为大规模廉价生产提供途径。一个例子是坚固耐用，高精度，MEMS加速度计，由于其应用作为汽车安全气囊触发器的电流可用性。例如，希望医学研究人员能够意识到DARPA开发的先进成像技术，用于对非金属结构件进行成像，并能够改进现有的生物成像技术。我们希望推动社区（1）从仅仅提供数据转向提供信息和答案;（2）建立长期研究的路线图;（3）建立广泛的伙伴关系;和（4）解决教育需求。这些机会和问题是许多政府机构，以及工业界和学术界共同的，并将由传感器技术，NSF土木和机械系统部门，与动力系统和控制（CMS），DARPA，NIH，DOE，NIST，NASA，AFOSR，ONR，ARO，ARL和NRL共同赞助。我们预计将有100多名与会者，其中70名是大学研究人员，他们的所有费用将由本提案支付。提交给NSF的硬文件是一份研讨会报告，该报告将作为NSF土木和机械系统部未来传感器导向研究的前沿。该报告将由联合PI（Glaser和Pister）撰写，指导委员会和参与者将提供广泛的指导和意见。该报告将于2003年1月15日提交给NSF。