Visual Sensor Networks

International Journal of Sensor Networks and Data Communications have been credited with appropriate incredible articles on Visual Sensor Networks (VSN). The journal provides the quality articles serving as the major source of knowledge for young and aspiring generations who are keen in pursuing a career in computer sciences. Visual sensor coverage in visual sensor networks is significantly different from traditional sensor coverage in wireless sensor networks, because a camera sensor might fail to detect objects within the sensing range due to camera’s viewing angle or occlusion. This makes the capturing, processing, and transmission of visual information in visual sensor networks even more challenging than in wireless sensor networks. Meeting these challenges in visual sensor networks requires interdisciplinary and cross-layered approaches, including visual quality aware image/video processing, signal quality aware communications, and power aware networking. This raises new interesting and challenging research issues and opportunities in visual sensor networks. OMICS Group International is an open access online publishing group which has 700+ peer-reviewed journals, organizes 3000+ International Scientific Conferences per year, have around 25000 Editorial Board members and 1000+ Scientific associations. OMICS journals on engineering sciences are typically multidisciplinary. The OMICS International was founded with a mission to provide free access to scientific literature for quick dissemination of scientific updates and provide source of reference and retrieval free of cost. Research fellows and professors in various disciplines submit works in the form of manuscripts which undergo quality check before being approved for publication. The published material or articles can be transmitted and shared across the internet under the open access regulations