eir concept for the Internet-based livestock health information infrastructure in two papers. "A Distributed Infrastructure for Veterinary Telemedicine" and "Wearable Sensor System for Wireless State-of-Health Determination in Cattle" were presented at the 25th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society in Cancun. Authors are Luke Nagl, Ryan Schmitz, Steve Warren, Tammi Hildreth, Howard Erickson, Dan Andresen, Jianchu Yao and David Poole.

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Contact: Dan Andresen
dan@cis.ksu.edu
785-532-6350
Kansas State University
23-Sep-2003

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