Research Interests
My primary research interest lies in developing software support frameworks for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) for monitoring applications.
The WSN domain is a relatively new research area, and as such there is little specification of generic hardware or software approaches to use in addressing the research challenges encountered. This has led to many applications being developed with tight integration between the application and the hardware platform applications are executed on.
My current research focuses on designing a unified architecture for wireless sensor networks, by developing a middleware API for wireless sensing devices. By providing a standardised approach to development for WSN applications, I hope to promote programming best practices of code reuse, interoperability and modularity towards rapid prototyping within the WSN domain.
Providing a structured framework and API will assist not only the rapid development but also testing and deployment of WSN monitoring applications.
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Journal Papers
James Brusey, Elena Gaura, Daniel Goldsmith and James Shuttleworth. Fieldmap: A spatio-temporal field monitoring application prototyping framework. Accepted: IEEE Sensors, 2008.
Conference Papers
Goldsmith, D., Liarokapis, F., Malone, G., Kemp, J. Augmented Reality Environmental Monitoring using Wireless Sensor Networks, proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Information Visualisation (IV08), pages 539–544, London South Bank University, UK, 8-11 July, 2008. pdf
Liarokapis, F., Newman, R., Mount, S., Goldsmith, D., Macan, L., Malone, G., Shuttleworth, J. Sense-Enabled Mixed Reality Museum Exhibitions, Proc. of the 8th International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (VAST '07), Eurographics, Brighton, UK, 26-30 November, 31-38, (2007). ISBN: 978-1-56881-403-2
Technical Reports
Daniel J. Goldsmith, Elena Gaura, James Brusey, James Shuttleworth, and Nigel Poole. Prototype
of a wireless monitoring system for a gas turbine engine. Technical report, Coventry University,
September 2008.