WINES PROGRAMME

EPSRC Wired and Wireless Intelligent Networked Systems (WINES) Programme
A research manifesto produced by the UK-Ubinet management committee and EPSRC ICT Strategic Advisory Team resulted in the EPSRC WINES Program in 2004. For details of the manifesto please click here or copy and paste the following URL in your browser addeess window.
http://www-dse.doc.ic.ac.uk/Projects/UbiNet/ws2003/papers/EPSRC-ManagedProgram.pdf

The first EPSRC call for research consortia outline proposals in the area of Wired and Wireless Intelligent Networked Systems (WINES) can be found here.

In response to the various proposals, seven multi-disciplanary projects were funded in the first call that was announced in 2004 - most projects started  in October 2005. The second round of  EPSRC WINES call were announced in 2006.  There may be a 3rd round call in 2007.  If you are registered on the UK-UbiNet mail list, you will receive an announcement about the call and any other relevant calls.

1. TIME-EACM: A Transport Information Monitoring Environment - Event Architecture and Context Management 
   Jean Bacon, University of Cambridge
   Niki Trigoni,Birkbeck College

2. BiosensorNet: Autonomic Biosensor Networks for Pervasive Healthcare 
   Morris Sloman, Imperial College London

3. Cityware:Urban design and pervasive systems
   Eamonn O'Neill, University of Bath
   Naranker Dulay, Imperial College London
   Alan Penn, University College London

4. DIAS: Design, Implementation and Adaptation of Sensor Networks through Multi-dimensional Co-design
   Joe Sventek, University of Glasgow
   Alvaro Fernandes, The University of Manchester
   Ian Marshall,University of Kent
   Ron Morrison, University of St Andrews
   John Dunlop, University of Strathclyde

5. ESPACENET: Evolvable Networks of Intelligent Secure Integrated & Distributed Reconfigurable System-On-Chip Sensor Nodes for A'space Based Monitoring & Diagnosis
   Tughrul Arslan University of Edinburgh
   K McDonald-Maier University of Kent
   Tanya Vladimirova University of Surrey

6. NEMO: Networked Embedded Models and Memories of Physical Work Activity 
   Gerd Kortuem, Lancaster University

7. PROSEN : Proactive Condition Monitoring of Sensor Networks
   Ian Marshall, University of Kent
   Ken Turner, University of Stirling
   Ivan Andonovic, University of Strathclyde

1. UbiVal: Fundamental Approaches to Validation of Ubiquitous Computing Applications and Infrastructures
   David Rosenblum, University College London

2. Sesame: SEnsing for Sport And Managed Exercise
   Stephen Hailes,  University College London
   

3. Pervasive Computing Support for Market Trading
   Ian Wakeman, Sussex University

4. TINA: The INtelligent Airport
   Ian White, Cambridge University

5. Smart Infrastructure: Wireless sensor network system for condition assessment and monitoring of infrastructure
   Nigel Graham, Imperial College London

6. Wireless Sensor Networks for Industrial Processes
   Trevor York, University of Manchester
   Peter R. Green, Peter N. Green, Rob Sloan, Andrew Gibson :School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester
   Colin Webb :School of Chemical Engineering & Analytical Science, University of Manchester.

WINES 3 Projects  (Starting September 2008)

1. Homework: Shaping Future User Centred Domestic Infrastructures
   Tom Rodden,  University of Nottingham
   Joe Sventek University of Glasgow
   Dulay Imperial College London

2. AASN4IP: Actuated Acoustic Sensor Networks for Industrial Processes
   Dr. N.  Trigoni University of Oxford
   Dr PN Green The University of Manchester

3. SUAAVE: Sensing Unmanned Autonomous Aerial VEhicles
   Professor GP Parr University of Ulster
   Dr S Hailes University College London
   Dr N Trigoni University of Oxford

4. Supporting Shy Users in Pervasive Computing
   Dr D Chalmers University of Sussex