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  1. Department of Homeland Security. “Cell-All: Super Smartphones Sniff Out Suspicious Substances.” (Link)
  2. Department of Homeland Security. “Creation of the Department of Homeland Security.” (Link)
  3. Kansal, A., Goraczko, M., Zhao, F. Building a Sensor Network of Mobile Phones. Microsoft, Cambridge, MA., 2007
  4. Knoll, Glenn. Radiation Detection and Measurement, 2010.
  5. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, 2011.(Link)
  6. Measurement: Activity: How Much Is Present?(Link)
  7. Inverse Square Law, Georgia State University, 2001. (Link)
  8. Nelson, Robert. Concept of Operations for Wireless Sensor Networks. Naval Postgraduate School, 2012.
  9. Oberhagemann, Dirk. Static and Dynamic Crowd Densities at Major Public Events. 2012
  10. Park, Jong. Management of Ubiquitous Sensor Networks. Kyungpook National University, 2005.
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  12. Stankovic, John. Wireless Sensor Networks. University of Virginia, 2006.
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  14. Sutter, John. “Smart Dust Aims to Monitor Everything.” CNN, 2010, (Link)

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Links

  1. Tracking gunfire with a smartphone
  2. Past GMU Projects
  3. REMM: Radiation Emergency Medical Management
  4. Crowd Risk Analysis and Crowd Safety: Crowd Dynamics - Prof. Still's PhD Thesis (2000)
  5. Crowd Risk Analysis and Crowd Safety: Fruin - levels of service
  6. Crowd Risk Analysis and Crowd Safety: Static crowd density (general)
  7. Great Circle Calculator
  8. Calculate distance, bearing and more between two latitude/longitude points
  9. The Santa Parade 300,000 (or not)
  10. The Curious Science of Counting a Crowd
  11. Static and Dynamic Crowd Densities at Major Public Events
  12. Crowd Density Considerations
  13. Building a Sensor Network of Mobile Phones
  14. Location and Mobility in a Sensor Network of Mobile Phones
  15. Transforming Mobile Phones into Sensor Networks
  16. Building Mobile Sensor Networks Using Smartphones and Web Services: Ramifications and Development Challenges
  17. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS FOR CBRN WIRELESS: SENSOR NETWORKS
  18. Technology Trends - Smart Dust and Sensor Networks
  19. Tiny OS
  20. MicroStrain Sensing Systems: Wireless Sensors

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Related Videos

  1. Introduction to Ad-Hoc Wireless Networks
  2. Resource Aware Programming for Sensor Networks
  3. Signal Processing and Communications for Sensor Networks
  4. The Start of the 2011 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
  5. Introduction to wireless sensor networks by Mr. O.S Khanna

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