Contact

amm042@bucknell.edu

Office

Dana 325a
(570) 577-1751 (email is preferred)
Need to meet? Schedule an appointment.

Postal Address

Department of Computer Science
Bucknell University
One Dent Drive
Lewisburg, PA 17837 USA
Email: alan.marchiori@bucknell.edu

News

• 11/2/2023: Tsugunobu Miyake’s paper “Low-Cost Continuous Turbidity Meter with Synchronous Detection” was accepted to the 2nd International IEEE Applied Sensing Conference (APSCON), 2024.
• 3/14/2023: The paper “Revisiting aliasing noise to build more robust sparsity in nonuniform sampling 2D‐NMR” was published in Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry.
• 12/9/2022: Kit Jackson’s paper “Verifying IMU Suitability for Recognition of Freshwater Mussel Behaviors” was accepted to the 2023 IEEE International Symposium on Inertial Sensors & Systems [poster].
• 11/11/2022: Ding Zhang’s paper “Smartphone-Based Turbidity Estimation with Inherent
  Calibration” was accepted to the 2022 International Conference on Computational Science and Computational Intelligence, Research Track on Signal & Image Processing, Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition (CSCI-RTPC)
• 7/1/2022: Chair of the CS department.
• 2/22/2022: Labtool paper is available in ACM DL.
• 9/27/2021: The paper “Labtool: A Command-Line Interface Lab Assistant and Assessment Tool” was accepted to the SIGCSE Technical Symposium 2022.
• 7/1/2021: Accepted a joint appointment in Computer Science & Electrical and Computer Engineering.
• I am on sabbatical fall 2020 and spring 2021 but I am still around, send me an email!
• 4/8/2020: Due to COVID-19 there will be no summer research in summer 2020 😞.
• 1/30/2020: Recommended for tenure by the University review committee. Tenure story.
• 9/24/2019: Michael Santamaria‘s paper “Demystifying LoRaWAN Security and Capacity” was accepted to the 29th IEEE International Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference (ITNAC), 2019.
• 8/18/2019: I moved offices from Breakiron to 327 Dana. Stop by!
• 7/10/2019: David Gillett‘s paper “A Low-Cost Continuous Turbidity Monitor” was published in the MDPI Sensors — Open Access Journal as part of their special issue on Advanced Sensors for Real-Time Monitoring Applications.
• 1/11/2019: Our paper “Design and Evaluation of IoT-enabled Instrumentation for a Soil-Bentonite Slurry Trench Cutoff Wall” was published in the MDPI Infrastructures — Open Access Journal as part of their special issue on intelligent infrastructures. This work was part of Yadong Li‘s summer research in 2016. Yadong is now a graduate student at NYU.
• 4/23/2018: Michael Matirko and Andrew Hawk were awarded Reed-Garman entrepreneurship awards to work this summer to evaluate community-scale wireless internet services.
• 4/12/2018: Haipu Sun and Bill Chen will work this summer as PUR students on Low-Power Wide-Area IoT networking.
• 11/10/2017: David Gillett presents his poster “Feasibility of Using Low-Cost Appliance Turbidity Sensors for Water Quality Monitoring” at the 12th Annual Bucknell Susquehanna River Symposium.
• 10/31/2017: I will serve as publicity chair for the 15th IEEE International Conference on Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing (UIC 2018).
• 8/2/2017: Mohamed Domah (’21) joins my “Smart City Lewisburg” joint research project with Michelle Beiler as a Presidential Fellow.
• 3/2/2017: PlanIt web application for estimating LPWAN coverage is live (requires Google log in).
• 2/20/2017: Keyi‘s demo “PlanIt and DQ-N for Low-Power Wide-Area Networks,” was accepted to appear at the 2nd ACM/IEEE International Conference on Internet-of-Things Design and Implementation Demo Session (IoTDI), 2017.
• 12/24/2016: My paper “Maximizing Coverage in Low-Power Wide-Area IoT Networks” was accepted to appear at the First International Workshop on Mobile and Pervasive Internet of Things (PerIoT), 2017.
• 12/12/2016: Keyi Zhang‘s paper “Crowdsourcing Low-Power Wide-Area IoT Networks” was accepted to appear at the 15th IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications (PerCom), 2017.
• 12/9/2016: Keyi Zhang was selected as the runner-up of the Computing Research Association’s (CRA) Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award for Non-PhD-granting institutions 2017.
• 10/16/2016: “Experiences and Example of a Holistic Wireless Apartment Sensor Network Deployment in a Small to Medium Apartment Complex in an Arid High Grassland Biome” by Cory Jensen, Alan Marchiori, and Nicholas Gerstle was selected to appear in the Journal of Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy.
• 8/28/2016: Keyi Zhang’s paper “A Passive Multi-Channel Synchronization Solution for IoT” was accepted to The 8th annual Wireless of the Students, by the Students, for the Students (S³) Workshop part of MobiCom 2016.
• 3/17/2016: Ward Prescott‘s paper “HydroSense: An Open Platform for Hydroclimatic Monitoring” was accepted to the 2nd IEEE International Conference on Smart Computing (SMARTCOMP 2016).
• 1/11/2016: Keyi Zhang’s paper “Natural Language Search of Sensor Data” was accepted to the 13th IEEE Workshop on Managing Ubiquitous Communications and Services part of PerCom 2016.
  
• 10/16/2015: Ward Prescott’s updated poster “HydroSense: A low-cost, open-source, hydroclimatic monitoring system” has been accepted to the 10th Susquehanna River Symposium.
• 7/14/2015: HydroSense website is up.
• 6/23/2015: Ward Prescott’s poster “HydroSense: A low-cost, open-source, hydroclimatic monitoring system” has been accepted to the 3rd CUAHSI HydroInformatics Conference!
• 05/29/2015: Our stream monitoring project was mentioned in the Daily Item.
• 05/18/2015: Ward Prescott begins summer research. He is developing the radio for a hydroclimatic sensor network and a Arduino-compatible hydroclimatic sensor interface board.
• 05/11/2015: Keyi Zhang and Zhengri (Albert) Fan begins summer research. Keyi is developing a lightweight agent-based streaming data processing system. Zhengri is working to simulate RF coverage for a wide area wireless hydroclimatic sensing network.
• 04/24/2015: Received funding with co-pi Benjamin Hayes from the Degenstein Foundation for development of a wireless watershed monitoring system.
• 01/14/2015: Keyi Zhang’s paper “Extending Semantic Sensor Networks with QueryML,” accepted to PerCom WiP ’15.