Last week (19-22 March 2024), members of OpenSense Action gathered for a working meeting at the Czech Technical University in Prague, where they focused on programming community software packages for processing opportunistic sensing data and merging them with standard observations. They also laid out the outlines for joint scientific papers and started the first analyses for these papers using openly available data.
More details on this event can be found here.
We are delighted to share that Ying Song, along with Martin Fencl and Vojtěch Bareš, received the Best Paper Award for Young Researchers at the
Latest news on ongoing CMLs projects in Africa/Madagascar and new research on rainfall measurement from sound sensors Marielle Gosset1, Modeste Kacou2, Rodrigo Xavier3, Armel Kodji2
How can Signal Processing Enhance Opportunistic Precipitation Sensing? Jonatan Ostrometzky1, Hagit Messer1 1 School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Tel Aviv University, Israel Signal processing
