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A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. There is no registration fee. Directors: Marco Zennaro (ICTP) Francois Foulon (IAEA) Alessandro Crise (OGS) Adrian Tompkins (ICTP) Local Organizer: Marco Zennaro (ICTP) Deadline: 9 November 2018 How to apply: Online application: http://indico.ictp.it/event/8641/ Female scientists are encouraged to apply. www.ictp.it Trieste, Italy The lack of scientific data is an issue especially in developing countries, where the number of monitoring stations is limited and where data is unreliable due to lack of connectivity/intermittent power supply/poor maintenance. To address this demand, we propose the use of low-cost and low-power IoT nodes to complement the already deployed high-cost sparse networks for scientific data collection. While the IoT array will have inferior measurement accuracy due to the low-cost nature of the sensors, the high spatial density of the array is unique and will prove invaluable for research and operational applications. This workshop is intended to share good practices on how IoT nodes can be rapidly prototyped to carry out scientific measurements. Following a seven-day, hands-on technical workshop, participants will focus for two days on the requirements to develop three applications: radiation monitoring, oceanographic devices and weather stations. On the last day, the participants will share the results of their discussions/experiments. A basic knowledge of the Python language is highly recommended. Prototyping of embedded boards Introduction to microPython LoRa and LoRaWAN protocols Characteristics of analog and digital sensors Collection, analysis and the visualization of data Sensor requirements for radiative and oceanic monitoring and weather stations Grants: Topics: 21 January - 1 February 2019 Trieste, Italy Further information: http://indico.ictp.it/event/8641/ [email protected] Workshop on Rapid Prototyping of Internet of Things Solutions for Science

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A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. There is no registration fee.

Directors:Marco Zennaro (ICTP)Francois Foulon (IAEA)Alessandro Crise (OGS)Adrian Tompkins (ICTP)

Local Organizer:Marco Zennaro (ICTP)

Deadline:

9 November 2018

How to apply:Online application: http://indico.ictp.it/event/8641/

Female scientists are encouraged to apply.

www.ictp.itTrieste, Italy

The lack of scientific data is an issue especially in developing countries, where the number of monitoring stations is limited and where data is unreliable due to lack of connectivity/intermittent power supply/poor maintenance. To address this demand, we propose the use of low-cost and low-power IoT nodes to complement the already deployed high-cost sparse networks for scientific data collection. While the IoT array will have inferior measurement accuracy due to the low-cost nature of the sensors, the high spatial density of the array is unique and will prove invaluable for research and operational applications. This workshop is intended to share good practices on how IoT nodes can be rapidly prototyped to carry out scientific measurements. Following a seven-day, hands-on technical workshop, participants will focus for two days on the requirements to develop three applications: radiation monitoring, oceanographic devices and weather stations. On the last day, the participants will share the results of their discussions/experiments. A basic knowledge of the Python language is highly recommended.

• Prototyping of embedded boards• Introduction to microPython• LoRa and LoRaWAN protocols• Characteristics of analog and digital sensors• Collection, analysis and the visualization of data• Sensor requirements for radiative and oceanic monitoring and

weather stations

Grants:

Topics:

21 January - 1 February 2019Trieste, Italy

Further information:

http://indico.ictp.it/event/8641/

[email protected]

Workshop on RapidPrototyping ofInternet of ThingsSolutions for Science