Országos Doktori Tanács

Thesis topics

Pattern-Based Analysis of Sensor Networks and the Development of an Intelligent Monitoring System

general details
title
Pattern-Based Analysis of Sensor Networks and the Development of an Intelligent Monitoring System
supervisor
discipline
description
Modern environmental monitoring increasingly rely on sensor networks that provide real-time

data on industrial processes. These networks, consisting of sensors measuring parameters enable

detailed spatial mapping of environmental dynamics and early detection of critical changes.


The proposed doctoral research aims to develop an intelligent, pattern-recognition-based

monitoring system capable of analyzing sensor data, identifying anomalies and critical trends, and

issuing automatic alerts. The core of the research lies in applying machine learning and artificial

intelligence techniques to process spatial and temporal data streams generated by sensor

networks. The goal is to detect and interpret characteristic data patterns that indicate specific

events or abnormal states before they escalate.


The research will include the design of a data acquisition architecture, the development of pattern

recognition and predictive algorithms, and the implementation of real-time alerting mechanisms.

Emphasis will be placed on the scalability and adaptability of the system, ensuring that it can be

applied across diverse domains.


The expected outcome is an adaptive, reliable, and real-time monitoring system capable of

automatically recognizing critical patterns in sensor data, predicting potential issues, and

providing timely support for human decision-making. This research will contribute to advancing

the practical integration of artificial intelligence in spatial sensor networks and data-driven

environmental monitoring, fostering the development of intelligent and sustainable technological

ecosystems.
student count limit
2
location
Szombathely
deadline
2026-05-31
requirements
required language
English