Special issue Smart Underground Space

Special Issue—Bathymetry from Space

considered to be a solved problem in oceanography. The general physics of tides were understood, and they could be modeled with reasonable fidelity using relatively simple differential equations solved on computers. In general, it was thought that improvements in tide models would be made only by having higherresolution models run on faster computers. The advent of satellite altimetry by GEOSAT...

Special issue on extracellular space.

The vast majority of the brain’s electrical signals are recorded from, or filtered by, extracellular space, yet our knowledge of this compartment is rather limited as compared to that of intracellular space and the neuronal membrane. How should extracellular space be modelled? How does the way we model it change our interpretation of the recorded signals, or even the dynamics of the neuron mode...

FGCS special issue on smart cards

A smart card is a small computer with a number of interesting properties. A smart card is reliable and inexpensive, and it is packaged in the same way as a credit card. This makes it feasible to distribute smart cards to millions of users. A smart card is a programmable computer, and thus ooers exibility. Finally, a smart card can protect data from unauthorised access. These properties make sma...

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Special Issue on Advancing Standards for Smart Transducer Interfaces Special Issue on Distributed Smart Sensing for Mobile Vision

Motion vectors, extracted by linking corresponding feature points, in image sequences from a wireless capsule endoscope as it travels through the small intestine (see page 2671).