In order to improve the accuracy of data acquisition and monitoring system, increasing the safety, and reducing the carbon footprint of the oil and gas industry, new technologies such as sensor networks and internet of things (IoT) need to be integrated into the conventional systems. This industry has unique features that make the adaptation of IoT challenging; hence, a complete smart system for monitoring of oil and gas systems should be proposed. The objective of this project is to propose different configurations for monitoring of pipelines and wellbores. Having a distributed, low-power, and low-cost monitoring system can increase the efficiency and safety of the industry while reducing the total GHG emissions and costs.
A Battery-Less RFID Sensor Architecture with Distance Ambiguity Resolution for Smart Home IoT Applications
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
A Battery-Less Six-Port RFID-Based Wireless Sensor Architecture for IoT Applications
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
A Survey on Battery-Less RFID-Based Wireless Sensors
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
A Three-Port Zero-Power RFID Sensor Architecture for IoT Applications
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
A Three-Port Zero-Power RFID Wireless Sensor for IoT Applications
Conference Proceedings
Apparatus and methods for wireless/RFID sensors
Patent
Characterization of a Resonant Capacitively Coupled Wireless Power Transfer System for Communication Purposes at 6 MHz
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Detection of soil moisture, humidity, and liquid level using CPW based interdigital capacitive sensor
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Fixed-Frequency Low-Loss Dielectric Material Sensing Transmitter
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
High-Resolution Dielectric Constant Measurement Using a Sensor Antenna with an Allocated Link for Data Transmission
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Low Ripple Envelope Detection for Load Modulated Communication in SWIPT
Conference Proceedings
Smarter Canadian Oil Production using Wireless Technologies
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Wireless Communication and Power Delivery to Sensors in Heavy Oil Production
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution