Sensor Networks and IoT for E-health Applications
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Sensor Networks".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2020) | Viewed by 7968
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Interests: vehicular communications; Internet of Things; eHealth technologies
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Interests: software engineering; software usability; human computer interaction; algorithm computing; soft computing; neural networks; testing
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, sensor networks (SN) and Internet of Things (IoT) became emerging technologies with tremendous popularity among industry and academia. Due to their multidisciplinary approach, sensor networks and IoT have been phenomenal in revolutionizing many aspects of traditional healthcare and ambient assisted living paradigms. At the same time, traditional healthcare systems can no longer satisfy the needs of a continuously growing and developing society.
Sensor networks are composed of resource-constrained devices to gather data from the environment. These devices allow the continuous and real-time collection of an individual's health information and their related behavior. IoT is considered a bridging platform that connects the physical world and cyberspace so that healthcare services and applications with high efficiency and productivity can be obtained. However, in-depth research efforts on IoT systems, networks, and architectures for efficient large-scale deployments are still required to fill the gaps between the satisfying quality of service requirements and cost-effective implementations and operations.
IoT and sensor networks have emerged as very effective services in the healthcare industry as the integration of IoT devices with medical applications improves their performance and quality, thus providing high value to patients. IoT and sensor networks have been applied for various e-Health applications and thus improve the diagnostic tools, such as body monitoring, and epigenetic and neuropsychological tests.
All submitted papers to this Special Issue should focus on new contributions to the state-of-the-art in various aspects of sensor networks and IoT, supported with e-Health applications, from both academia and industry.
Prof. Dr. Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues
Dr. Deepak Gupta
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- IoT sensors and architectures for e-Health
- Intelligent sensing technologies for e-Health
- Cloud and Edge computing for IoT on e-Health
- Data science and data analytics in e-Health
- Ambient assisted living IoT for active and healthy aging
- Interoperability and standards for IoT on e-Health
- Blockchain service for e-Health
- IoT and cyber-physical systems for eHealth
- E-Health devices and instruments
- E-Health services and applications
- Telemedicine and telerehabilitation
- Safety, security, privacy, and ethics in IoT on e-Health
- Exploiting 5G for IoT and SN on e-Health
