Outreach
Outreach to the general public
Directed Independent Graduate Student Projects
Topic: Signal direction-of-arrival estimation on software-defined radios. MUSIC-based techniques with L2-norm and L1-norm subspaces
Student: Jose Toledo
Course: EEL6905 DIS, Spring 2019
Undergraduate Student Research with NSF REU Site in Sensing & Smart Systems
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Summer 2021
- Ambient underwater acoustic backscattering. 2021 REU scholars are selected as finalist for Ocean Exchange's Collegiate Award
- Ambient underwater acoustic backscattering. 2021 REU scholars are selected as finalist for Ocean Exchange's Collegiate Award
- Summer 2020
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Summer 2019
- Wireless remote command and control of underwater vehicles
- Inflatable underwater acoustic co-prime sensing arrays (work with Dr. Bing Ouyang and Dr. Yanjun Li from FAU HBOI)
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Summer 2018
- Digital steganography [Presentation Video] [Presentation Slides]
High School Student Research
Topic: Wireless Acoustic Control of Underwater Vehicles
Student: Pavan Kumar, 11th grade
Student: Pavan Kumar, 11th grade
School: American Heritage High School Palm Beach Campus
Topic: Acoustic Energy Harvesting for Batteryless Underwater IoT
Student: Jayden Noel, dual-enrolled FAU high school student and FAU undergraduate
Student: Jayden Noel, dual-enrolled FAU high school student and FAU undergraduate
School: FAU A.D. Henderson University School
Topic: Design and demonstration of LoRa-based mesh networks
Student: Charlie Philips, rising junior in the Comp. Sc./ International Baccalaureate Program
Student: Charlie Philips, rising junior in the Comp. Sc./ International Baccalaureate Program
School: Suncoast High School
FAU Engineering Academy
One-week summer experience Software-defined Radios for Cognitive Connected Robots and Autonomous Systems
Instructor: Dr. George Sklivanitis
Instructor: Dr. George Sklivanitis
FAU Marine Robotics Club
FAU Center for CA-AI members mentor team OWLTONOMOUS for the 2018 AUVSI Maritime RobotX Challenge [Journal Paper Report]
More info about the club can be found here
IEEE Workshop on Wireless Communications and Networking in Extreme Environments
FAU Center for CA-AI members co-organize annually (since 2017) an IEEE-sponsored workshop on Wireless Communications and Networking in Extreme Environments (IEEE WCNEE) to bring together academic researchers and industrial players to share their research findings and technical contributions, from the physical all the way to the application layer in realizing underwater, aerial, underground, intra-body, rural and space wireless communication networks with a focus on bridging the gaps between theory, algorithms, prototypes, testbeds, demonstration and production networks.
Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks for Environmental Monitoring
FAU Center for CA-AI members deploy software-defined underwater acoustic platforms and sea-surface buoys with dual RF/acoustic communication modems to advance existing warning detection mechanisms for harmful algae bloom detection in the Sandusky Bay, in Lake Erie, in northern Ohio