Microelectronic Sensors for Environmental Monitoring

The book "Microelectronic Sensors for Environmental Monitoring" offers a comprehensive examination of interdisciplinary approaches in the fields of electrical engineering, environmental science, and chemical engineering. It discusses innovative methods and techniques for monitoring the environment, particularly for detecting hazardous materials using microelectronic sensors. The authors, Jeffrey Fan and Charles Castello, place special emphasis on design considerations that take into account critical aspects such as sampling, contextual awareness, and sensor placement. Additionally, design techniques based on wireless sensor networks are presented to detect methylmercury (MeHg) and the environmental parameters that influence its formation and degradation. This specialized book is a valuable resource for professionals and students engaged in modern technologies for environmental monitoring.