Body Sensor Networks

International Journal of Sensor Networks and Data Communications is one of the best indexed journals in Body Sensor Networks. The published papers reflect the current research in Sensor networks in the form of original research or systematic review or interesting surveys. All published articles of this journal are included in the indexing and abstracting coverage of Google Scholar, Journal Seek and Media finder. Body Sensor Networks are a specific category of wireless sensor networks intended to operate in a pervasive manner for on-body applications. Much of the theory relating to general wireless sensors relates also to Body Sensor Networks (BNSs) and issues such as power optimization, battery life performance and radio design are the key factors. Local processing is desirable from a data reliability perspective as it avoids interference effects from an ever increasing number of radio’s continuously transmitting data. Therefore as body sensor networks in general, are becoming more pervasive as part of an assisted living technology, there will be an increased need to process locally on each sensor node to minimize the amount of data traffic being sent to aggregation devices via radio signals. OMICS Group International is an amalgamation of Open Access distributions and overall worldwide science meetings and occasions. Articles published in International Journal of Sensor Networks and Data Communications represents a clear advance over previous studies and has the potential to generate exciting future research. Excellent review process is performed by the editorial board members and peer reviewers through the online system like Editorial Manager System. OMICS presents user friendly/feasible website-translation of published paper to more than 50 languages. It enables to choose the language of interest to read the articles, which enables worldwide communication with researchers in a variety of languages.