New Book on the Subject of "Underground Sensing" - A Contribution of the CNI

The results of an international book project on the subject of "Underground Sensing“ has been published this month. Within the TaMIS project (Talsperren-Mess- und Informationssystem), which is funded by the BMBF, the CNI has been dealing with a radio-based sensor system to measure moistness in the subsoil since 2015 (http://tamis.kn.e-technik.tu-dortmund.de/). Respectively to this project the book project’s publisher Prof. Liang Cheng from the Lehigh University in the USA requested a contribution on that topic, which the CNI replied to with an article titled "Integration of UAVs with Underground Sensing: Systems and Applications“. Because of the thematic connection to the use of flight robots (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - UAVs), the book-entry reaches beyond the current project and sketches future research outlooks. In 2012, Prof. Liang Cheng spent his sabbatical year at the Institute and is a long-standing research partner of Prof. Wietfeld.