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RFID-TA 2011: Sitges, Spain
- 2011 IEEE International Conference on RFID-Technologies and Applications, RFID-TA 2011, Sitges, Spain, September 15-16, 2011. IEEE 2011, ISBN 978-1-4577-0028-6
- Apostolos Georgiadis
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Welcome. - Mayukh Bhattacharyya, Dirk Jansen, Tobias Volk, Daniel Bau, Alexander Riske:
A disposable passive temperature sensor with RFID ISO15693 interface. 1-7 - Ismail Uysal, Jean-Pierre Emond, Gisele Bennett:
Tag testing methodology for RFID enabled temperature tracking and shelf life estimation. 8-15 - Radislav A. Potyrailo
Lab-scale long-term operation of passive multivariable RFID temperature sensors integrated into single-use bioprocess components. 16-19 - A. Jimenez-Irastorza
Nonius based time-to-digital converter for low-power RFID sensory systems. 20-26 - Tomas Unander, Hans-Erik Nilsson:
Evaluation of RFID based sensor platform for packaging surveillance applications. 27-31 - Grazia Cicirelli
Supervised learning of RFID sensor model using a mobile robot. 32-36 - Na Li, Wancheng Ni, Hong Cheng, Jie Tan:
A systematic RFID application platform with integration capability for tour and exhibition. 37-44 - Luca Caviglione
A framework for the delivery of contents in RFID-driven smart environments. 45-49 - Jonathan Ruiz de Garibay, Tomas Campo, Maite Alvarez, Ana Ayerbe:
Flexible and agile architecture for Internet of Things gadgets. 50-55 - Feras Al-Dirini
Low power passive RFID transponder frontend design for implantable biosensor applications. 56-63 - Charles Anssens, Nathalie Rolland, Paul-Alain Rolland:
A sensor network based on RFID inventory for retail application. 64-67 - Claudio Salvador, Filippo Zani, Guido Biffi Gentili:
RFID and sensor network technologies for safety managing in hazardous environments. 68-72 - Jens Ziegler, Leon Urbas
Advanced interaction metaphors for RFID-tagged physical artefacts. 73-80 - Andrés L. Bleda, Guadalupe Santa, Antonio J. Jara, Rafael Maestre, Antonio Fernandez Gómez-Skarmeta:
Evaluation of the electromagnetic absorption in furniture for the integration of UHF-RFID tags. 81-88 - Gilles Fritz, Boutheina Maaloul, Vincent Beroulle, Oum-El-Kheir Aktouf, David Hély
Read rate profile monitoring for defect detection in RFID Systems. 89-94 - Allison J. Mercer, Ryan K. James, Gisele Bennett, Priyank Patel, Chase Johnston, James Cai:
RFID testing and evaluation for an RF-harsh environment. 95-102 - Kevin D'hoe, Tom Hamelinckx, Jean-Pierre Goemaere, Nobby Stevens, Lieven De Strycker
Design and reliability evaluation of passive HF RFID systems in metal environments. 103-108 - Robert Langwieser, Gregor Lasser, Arpad L. Scholtz, Markus Rupp:
Comparison of multi-antenna configurations of an RFID reader with active carrier compensation. 109-114 - Marina Buzzi
Measuring UHF RFID tag reading for document localization. 115-122 - Ricardo Meneses Gonzalez, Roberto Orosco Vega, Roberto Linares y Miranda
Some considerations about RFID system performance applied to the vehicular identification. 123-127 - Majed AlOtaibi, Konstanty Bialkowski
Experimental analysis for signal strength (SS) based estimation method in RFID systems. 128-134 - Ulrich Muehlmann:
Pulse shaping in ISO/IEC14443 measurement systems using inverse system parameters for feed-forward compensation. 135-139 - David Seebacher, Michael Gebhart, Michael Stark:
Measurement instrument selection for very high bit rate contactless transponder evaluation. 140-147 - Riccardo Stefanelli, Daniele Trinchero:
Customized experimental test set for characterization and calibration of RFID tags in liquids. 148-151 - Jae Sung Choi, Mingon Kang, Ramez Elmasri, Daniel W. Engels:
Investigation of impact factors for various performances of passive UHF RFID system. 152-159 - Philipp Vorst, Artur Koch, Andreas Zell:
Efficient self-adjusting, similarity-based location fingerprinting with passive UHF RFID. 160-167 - Theresa Nick, Jürgen Götze, Werner John, Gerhard Stoenner:
Localization of UHF RFID labels with reference tags and Unscented Kalman Filter. 168-173 - Salah Azzouzi, Markus Cremer, Uwe Dettmar, Thomas Knie, Rainer Kronberger:
Improved AoA based localization of UHF RFID tags using spatial diversity. 174-180 - Siddika Parlak, Ivan Marsic:
Non-intrusive localization of passive RFID tagged objects in an indoor workplace. 181-187 - Ales Povalac
Phase difference of arrival distance estimation for RFID tags in frequency domain. 188-193 - Arnaut Dierck, Frederick Declercq, Hendrik Rogier
Review of active textile antenna co-design and optimization strategies. 194-201 - Toni Björninen
Long range metal mountable tag antenna for passive UHF RFID systems. 202-206 - Hannes Reinisch, Günter Hofer, Stefan Gruber, Michael Klamminger, Wolfgang Pribyl, Gerald Holweg:
A fully EPC compatible multi frequency passive RFID tag with -11.4 dBm sensitivity. 207-213 - Raji Sasidharan Nair, Etienne Perret, Smail Tedjini
Chipless RFID based on group delay encoding. 214-218 - Federico Alimenti
Design of paper-substrate dipole antennas magnetically coupled to UHF RFID silicon chips. 219-222 - Nikos Kefalakis
Generating Business Events in an RFID network. 223-229 - John Downie, Matthew Whiting, James Trice, Jeevan Vemagiri, Vincent Blaignan, Chris Suber, Aravind Chamarti, Scott Pollard, Robert McCollum, Richard E. Wagner:
RFID tag readability for tracking fiber optic connections in Data Centers. 230-235 - Atieh Zarabzadeh, Farzad Hayati
Implementation of an RFID-based biological sample identification and tracking system. 236-243 - Mari Ervasti, Minna Isomursu, Igone Idigoras Leibar
Touch- and audio-based medication management service concept for vision impaired older people. 244-251 - Asier Moreno
Easily deployable solution based on wireless technologies for traceability of pharmaceutical drugs. 252-258 - Ismael Abad Cardiel
MARC: Minimum access RFID readers commands. 259-263 - Rasmus Krigslund, Petar Popovski
Measuring the interference at an RFID tag: Where does it have an impact? 264-271 - Yong Yuan, Dan Yu:
Reader planning in UHF RFID application. 272-278 - Rolando Trujillo-Rasua
Scalable trajectory-based protocol for RFID tags identification. 279-285 - Jelena Kaitovic, Robert Langwieser, Markus Rupp:
RFID reader with multi antenna physical layer collision recovery receivers. 286-291 - Arunabh Chattopadhyay, B. S. Prabhu, Rajit Gadh:
Web based RFID asset management solution established on cloud services. 292-299 - Oscar Botero, Hakima Chaouchi:
RFID network topology design based on Genetic Algorithms. 300-305 - N. Fernando B. Bautista, Joel Joseph S. Marciano:
Enhanced FM0 decoder for UHF passive RFID readers using duty cycle estimations. 306-312 - Alberto Grosso, Mauro Coccoli
A task allocation middleware targeting an RFID-enhanced environment. 313-318 - Loic Schmidt, Nathalie Mitton, David Simplot-Ryl, Roudy Dagher, Roberto Quilez:
DHT-based distributed ALE engine in RFID middleware. 319-326 - Essia Hamouda Elhafsi, Nathalie Mitton, David Simplot-Ryl:
Reader Anti-collision in dense RFID networks with mobile tags. 327-334 - Wolfgang Issovits, Michael Hutter:
Weaknesses of the ISO/IEC 14443 protocol regarding relay attacks. 335-342 - Emil Nilsson, Björn Nilsson, Eric Järpe
A pharmaceutical anti-counterfeiting method using time controlled numeric tokens. 343-347 - Behzad Malek, Ali Miri, Luis Orozco-Barbosa
Backward Link Authentication For RFID tags. 348-352 - Zhifeng Qin, George Q. Huang, Qingyun Dai:
No room for error: RFID-enabled smart point-of-care medication process in hospital wards. 353-358 - Hans-Erik Nilsson, Johan Siden, Mikael Gulliksson:
An incontinence alarm solution utilizing RFID based sensor technology. 359-363 - Lorenzo Faggion, Graziano Azzalin:
Low-frequency RFID based mobility network for blind people: System description, evolutions and future developments. 364-369 - Sandra Dominikus:
MedAssist - A privacy preserving application using RFID tags. 370-375 - Frank R. Ihmig, Haiko Wick, Karim Hichri, Heiko Zimmermann
RFID for anonymous biological samples and pseudonyms. 376-380 - Mohamad Merhi, Julio César Hernández Castro
Studying the pseudo random number generator of a low-cost RFID tag. 381-385 - Gyözö Gódor, Sándor Imre:
Elliptic curve cryptography based authentication protocol for low-cost RFID tags. 386-393 - Frank J. Xu, Frank C. H. Tong, Chung-Jen Tan:
Auto-ID enabled tracking and tracing data sharing over dynamic B2B and B2G relationships. 394-401 - Sai Seshabhattar, Shesh Kumar Jagannatha, Daniel W. Engels:
Security implementation within GEN2 protocol. 402-407 - Ana Corrales Paredes, Miguel Angel Salichs:
Use of RFID technology on a mobile robot for topological navigation tasks. 408-414 - Zongwei Luo
RFID enabled vehicular wireless query for Travel Information in Intelligent Transportation System. 415-420 - Andreia Abreu, João Reis, Sérgio Martins, Nuno Borges Carvalho
RFID technology applied to students' backpacks. 421-425 - Giuliano Benelli, Duccio Bertoni
An analysis on the use of LF RFID for the tracking of different typologies of pebbles on beaches. 426-431 - Michael Goller, Markus Brandner:
Probabilistic modeling of RFID business processes. 432-436 - Rebecca Aggarwal, Ming Kim Lim
Increasing competitiveness of third party logistics with RFID. 437-444 - Iker Mayordomo, Tobias Dräger, Josef Bernhard:
Technical challenges for the integration of passive HF RFID technology in FRP composite materials. 445-450 - Alejandro Javier Martinez-Ros
Frequency scanning leaky wave antenna for positioning and identification of RFID tags. 451-456 - Alessandro Fonte, Sergio Saponara
Feasibility study and on-chip antenna for fully integrated μRFID tag at 60 GHz in 65 nm CMOS SOI. 457-462 - Thuat Nguyen-Tran
Contribution on UHF RFID antenna design and tag fabrication. 463-468 - Juvenal Alarcon, Matthieu Egels, Philippe Pannier:
A low profile circularly polarized antenna for UHF RFID readers. 469-472 - Florian Pebay-Peyroula, Jacques Reverdy:
A true full-duplex communication between HF contactless reader and card. 473-478 - Javier Vales-Alonso
Optimal scheduling in dual reader RFID environments. 479-485 - Miguel L. Pardal
Cost model for RFID-based traceability information systems. 486-493 - John Kimionis
Inventory time reduction in Gen2 with single-antenna separation of FM0 RFID signals. 494-501 - Franco Fuschini, Leo Capriotti:
A statistical approach to the evaluation of the coverage area of UHF RFID systems. 502-506 - Santiago Capdevila
Passive RFID based sensing. 507-512 - Amin Rida, Vasileios Lakafosis, Rushi Vyas, Manos M. Tentzeris, Symeon Nikolaou:
Review of technologies for low-cost integrated sensors. 513-520 - Alessandra Costanzo
Merging RFID, visual and gesture recognition technologies to generate and manage smart environments. 521-526 - Hisakazu Hada, Jin Mitsugi:
EPC based internet of things architecture. 527-532 - Radislav A. Potyrailo
Passive multivariable RFID pH sensors. 533-536 - Allison J. Mercer, Ryan K. James, Gisele Bennett, Priyank Patel, Chase Johnston, James Cai:
Performance testing of RFID systems with RF-harsh materials. 537-543 - Azhar Hasan, Chenming Zhou, Joshua D. Griffin:
Experimental demonstration of transmit diversity for passive backscatter RFID systems. 544-548 - Ricardo Dias Fernandes, Alirio S. Boaventura, Nuno Borges Carvalho
Increasing the range of wireless passive sensor nodes using multisines. 549-553 - Daniel G. Kuester, David R. Novotny, Jeffrey R. Guerrieri, Zoya Popovic:
Testing passive UHF tag performance evolution. 554-560 - Chomora Mikeka
DTV band micropower RF energy-harvesting circuit architecture and performance analysis. 561-567
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