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The workshop minutes is WIAReport.pdf
The workshop occurs from 1:30pm to 4:30pm on March 7, 2005.
We shall hold panel discussions to maximize idea exchange. Authors
will go through their work quickly at the beginning of each panel. The panel
discussion minutes will be published in the workshop website afterwards.
Session 1: The Status of Wireless and Industrial Automation
(1:30pm-2:30pm):
Panel: Deji Chen, Suhas A Desai, Xiang Feng, Alex Kalasinsky, Steve
Smith, Yongguang Zhang
Topics:
Power consumption
Industry standards & interoperability
Sensor network & smart dust
RFID & smart card
Papers & abstracts:
Wayne W. Manges, Phani Teja V. Kuruganti, and Stephen F. Smith,
The Extreme Measurement Communications Center: Supporting Wireless Communications for Harsh Environments
Deji Chen, Mark Nixon, Tom Aneweer, Rusty Shepard, Kent Burr, and
Aloysius K. Mok,
Wireless
Process Control Products from ISA 2004
Brandon Hieb, Mark Nixon, Kent Burr, Rusty Shepard, and Margarida Jacome,
Using Mesh
Networks for Wireless Control and Monitoring
Suhas A Desai and D. B. Kulkarni,
RFID with
Bio-Smart Card in Linux
Yongguang Zhang and Ahmed Mohin,
The problem
of explict-control-based transport protocols in wireless networks
Break: (2:30pm-3:30pm):
Free exchange
Session 2: The Future of Wireless and Industrial Automation
(3:30pm-4:30pm):
Panel: Dick Caro, Peter Fuhr, Zhengting He, Dinesh B
Kulkarni, Jay Werb, Al Mok
Topics:
Operating system & system software support
Fault tolerance & QoS
Distributed systems & real-time scheduling
New applications
Papers & abstracts:
Jay Werb, Michael Newman, Victor Berry, Scott Lamb, Daniel Sexton, and Michael Lapinski, Improved Quality of Service in IEEE
802.15.4 Mesh Networks
Chin-Fu Kuoy, Yung-Feng Luy, Ai-Chun Pangy, and Tei-Wei Kuo,
Implementations of the User Mobility Support over IPSec
Dinesh B
Kulkarni and Amar R. Buchade, WAP management with
user defined content reduction
Zhengting He, The Power
Consumption of a Multimedia Embedded System with Wireless Interface
Dick Caro,
Wireless Networks for Industrial Automation
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