Winter 2005 CENTS Retreat Agenda

Wednesday 1/12/05
- Overview of CENTS (Eric Brewer)
- IT where it never has been before
  - TIER overview: technology for the third world (Eric Brewer)
  - Towards the Macroscope - Case Study in Redwood Ecophysiology (David Culler)
  - E-voting: past, present, and future (David Wagner)
- The view from industry; cool applications
  - Machine monitoring for life extension (Dan Sexton, General Electric)
  - Sizzle - SSL on motes (Vipul Gupta, Sun)
  - RFID security (Andrea Soppera, British Telecom)
  - Future of sensor networks (Rob Poor, Ember)
Thursday 1/13/05
- Sensor networks in the real world
  - The Golden Gate Bridge: sensor nets for structural monitoring (Sukun Kim)
  - New devices: networking everyday objects (Jonathan Hui)
  - SMOKE - more powered fired evacuation (Phil Levis)
- Sensor network services and software
  - Sensor network management and debugging (Gilman Tolle)
  - Robustness (Prabal Dutta)
  - Flexible power scheduling (Barbara Hohlt)
- Languages for robustness and security
  - Translating C to Safer C (Bill McCloskey)
  - Software modelchecking for security (Ben Schwarz)
  - Security in the Linux kernel (Rob Johnson)
- The future of CENTS
  - Poster session
  - Your 2 cents: 5-minute position talks
    - Building Real Applications (Joe Polastre)
    - DataForge: SourceForge for Datasets (Prabal Dutta)
    - E-voting - A great application for embedded computing (David Wagner)
    - Built Environment Monitoring for Low-Income Housing (Gilman Tolle)
    - Ranging (Cory Sharp)
  - Discussion and reactions
Friday 1/14/05
- Networks and sensing
  - TierStore and delay-tolerant networks (Michael Demmer)
  - HiFi: distributed sensing and information management (Shawn Jeffery)
- Open mike
  - TinyOS in Korea (Junjae Yoo, Korea Electronics Technology Institute)
  - Cents Observations
  - TinyOS 2.0 (Phil Levis)
  - TinyOS 1.2 (Ion Yannopoulos)

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