Niki Trigoni
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Dr Niki Trigoni
University Lecturer
Governing Body Fellow,
Kellogg College
Niki.Trigoni@cs.ox.ac.uk
Office: +44 1865 610681
Mobile: +44 7841 522300
Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD |
Interests
My interests lie in distributed algorithms for wireless mobile and sensor networks. I am involved in several ongoing projects on various applications of wireless sensor networks, including traffic monitoring, wildlife sensing, search-and-rescue by multiple UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) and acoustic sensor networks for industrial processes. These applications raise interesting challenges in terms of collecting, aggregating and disseminating data through a wireless sensor network. I am also particularly interested in distributed algorithms for coordinating teams of mobile sensors to perform collaborative sensing tasks.
Details of my research activities are available at the Sensor Networks Group's website.
Biography
BSc in Informatics, Athens University, Greece (1994-1998); Programmer/Analyst, National Bank of Greece (1995-2002); PhD, University of Cambridge (1998-2001); Postdoctoral Associate, Cornell University (2002-2004); Lecturer, Birkbeck College (2004-2007).Selected Publications
| Delay−bounded Routing in Vehicular Ad−hoc Networks Antonios Skordylis and Niki Trigoni In ACM International Symposium on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking and Computing (MobiHoc). 2008. |
| Revealing the hidden lives of underground animals using magneto−inductive tracking David W. Macdonald Andrew Markham Niki Trigoni Stephen A. Ellwood In 8th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (Sensys 2010). Zurich‚ Switzerland. November, 2010. |
| Discrete Gene Regulatory Networks (dGRNs): A novel approach to configuring sensor networks Andrew Markham and Niki Trigoni In Proceedings of the 29th Conference on Computer Communications (InfoCom 2010). March, 2010. |
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Projects |
Sensing, Unmanned, Autonomous Aerial VEhicles | Acoustic Actuated Sensor Networks for Industrial Processes (AASN4IP) | Autonomous Ubiquitous Sensing |
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Completed Projects |
Mobile and Sensor Nodes for Wildlife Monitoring | TIME-EACM | Agent-based Area Exploration and Event Detection in Emergency Scenarios | |
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