Welcome. ICTP IAEA BATAN Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks for Radiation Monitoring Jakarta, 1 ~ 5 October 2012

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1 Welcome ICTP IAEA BATAN Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks for Radiation Monitoring Jakarta, 1 ~ 5 October 2012

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7 ICTP BATAN Workshop on Wireless Sensor Network for Radiation Monitoring Jakarta Indonesia, 1 ~ 5 October 2012 Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ~ ~ Coffee Break Solar Powering for WSN Introduction to Open (SB) Planning a WSN ~ Hardware and Arduino Introduction to Radiation deployment continue (AW) Monitoring I (MZ+SB) (HH) ~ Lunch Break ~ Opening Ceremony Introduction to WSN (all / MZ) Start working with Arduino Hello World Wireless Communication with Arduino (AW) GPRS Communication Zigbee Communication Solar Powering Introduction to Radiation Monitoring II (HH) Case Study: the Safecast Experience (AW) Testing the Radiation Sensors Deployment of WSN Analyzing the first results from the deployment ~ Coffee Break Planning the WSN Start working with Arduino deployment ~ reading analog values continue Testing the equipment in continue the lab Analyzing the results from the deployment Discussion on way forward Closing ceremony Notes MZ: Marco Zennaro AW: Akiba Wang SB: Sebastian Buettrich HH: Hendriyanto Haditjahyono (dudit)

8 ICTP IAEA BATAN Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks for Radiation Monitoring 1 Background Information Nuclear technology nowadays is applied in many areas, from medical to industrial, from agricultural to electrical. The general public must be aware of the radiation produced in the environment and nuclear facilities have the responsibility to monitor radiations and make the measurements openly available. Radiation monitoring activities can be carried out automatically, all day long, without any human intervention. Wireless sensor networks are suitable for this purpose. As soon as the nuclear radiation is detected by a specialized sensor, the measured value can be wireless transmitted to the monitoring station and distributed to any place using networks. The low cost of the nodes and the wide availability of the GSM network make this a suitable technology to monitor radiations. 2 Date and Place 1 ~ 5 October 2012 The Center for Education and Training, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN), Jakarta, Indonesia 3 Purpose The main purpose of this workshop is to introduce the wireless sensor network technology for nuclear radiation monitoring purpose. 4 Scope and Objectives The workshop will include a mix of theoretical and practical sessions. Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to: work with the open hardware Arduino module; setup a GPRS and Zigbee networks; understand the radiation monitoring function; develop a simple wireless radiation monitoring system; and measure and analyze the results.

9 5 Participants Qualifications The workshop is open for participation from South East Asia Countries, such as Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippine, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. The expected audiences of this workshop are engineer or scientist who works in the fields of nuclear technology and has experience in the radiation measurement activity. The participants should have an adequate working knowledge of English. 6 Nature of the Workshop The workshop will consist of presentations, demonstrations and hands-on sessions to learn how to monitor radiations with sensor networks. The participants are expected to have undertaken some introductory tutorials to ensure they have a basic knowledge prior to the workshop. Arrangements for this tutorial will be provided to the participants after nomination. 7 Application Procedure Nominations should be done using the ICTP on-line application system: Deadline for requesting participation is 3 September Financial Arrangements There is no registration fee. Limited travel and subsistence expenses of foreign participants will be borne by the ICTP meanwhile the accommodation and local transportation will be provided by the local organizer (BATAN). 9 Organizers ICTP: Marco Zennaro (mzennaro@ictp.it) BATAN: Hendriyanto Haditjahyono (hendriyanto@batan.go.id)

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