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Subcommittee on (Wireless) Sensor
Networks in Industrial & Factory Automation
Chairs: Scope:
Design and Implementation of sensors and actuators; Development
Environments and Tools; Energy Control; Hardware/Software; Data
Integration and Fusion; Algorithms; Wireless Integrated Networked
Sensors, Wideband Networked Sensors, System Architecture; Power
Management, Energy-Efficient Medium Access Control, Time
Synchronization, Distributed Localization Algorithms Routing,
Distributed Signal Processing, Software Development, Security.
Contact email address: f.golatowski@iestcfa.org
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Lucia Lo Bello is Associate Professor with tenure in the Department of Computer Engineering and Telecommunications at the University of Catania. Her research interests include wireless networks and sensor networks, factory communication, distributed process control, real-time industrial embedded systems, energy-aware protocols. She received the M.D. in Electronic Engineering in 1994 and the PhD degree in Computer Engineering in 1998, both from the University of Catania. She was a visiting researcher at the Department of Computer Engineering of Seoul National University, South Korea (2000-01) with a post-doctoral position. She has served on a number of program committees of distinguished international conferences in the area of factory communication, industrial embedded systems and real-time systems, being also General Chair and Program Co-Chair of some of them. She is reviewer for several international journals, included IEEE/IES Transactions on Industrial Informatics and Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Real-Time Systems Journal, ACM Transactions on Embedded Systems. She is responsible for the University of Catania of the flexWARE Project, Flexible Wireless Automation in Real-Time Environments and the ARTISTDesign NoE on Embedded Systems Design, both projects funded by the European Commission within the 7 FP. Member of the IEC Subcommittee 65C, WG 11, she partecipated to the standardization of Real-Time Ethernet. She is the recipient of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 2008 Early Career Award.
She
published more than 90 technical papers on international
conferences, books and journals in the area of wireless sensor
networks, factory communication, real-time systems and distributed
systems.
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