Details of Grant

EPSRC Reference:

EP/J012343/1

Title:

Novel Sensing Networks for Intelligent Monitoring (Newton)

Principal Investigator:

Other Investigators:

Neasham, Mr JA	Dodd, Professor TJ	Ding, Professor Z
Austin, Professor J	Lang, Professor Z

Researcher Co-Investigators:

Project Partners:

Cybula Ltd

Department:

Electrical, Electronic & Computer Eng

Organisation:

Newcastle University

Scheme:

Standard Research

Starts:

01 July 2012

Ends:

31 December 2016

Value (£):

1,175,282

EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:

Instrumentation Eng. & Dev.	Networks & Distributed Systems
Structural Engineering

EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:

Aerospace, Defence and Marine

Related Grants:

Panel History:

Panel Date	Panel Name	Outcome
15 Dec 2011	Autonomous and Intelligent Systems Meeting	Announced
18 Aug 2011	Autonomous and Intelligent Systems Sift	Announced

Summary on Grant Application Form

This proposal seeks funding for a four-year research programme to develop an autonomous, intelligent system to obtain a revolutionary solution for condition/structural health intelligent monitoring, with specific applications in condition monitoring of railways and in-service Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) for nuclear applications. This project addresses important goals: low cost and low power consumption sensor networks, sensor exploration, software architectures, autonomous data fusion and intelligent system management, spectrally efficient and reliable communications with novel approaches of radio frequency identification (RFID) based passive sensing networks, non-linear feature extraction and model based fusion, compressed sensing, cloud-based computing and decision making. The research will extend our knowledge in several complementary areas: low cost sensor technologies, wireless sensor network (WSN) for NDE and structural health monitoring (SHM), feature extraction and fusion, robust communication, and software architectures. The work will be undertaken jointly by cross-disciplinary research teams from Newcastle, Sheffield and York Universities, in collaboration with industrial strategic partners.

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