Sensors and Electronic
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Proceedings of the 5th International Conference
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25-27 September 2019,Adaje, Canary Islands (Tenerife), Spain

Edited by Sergey Y. Yurish

Sergey Y. Yurish, EditorSensors and Electronic Instrumentation Advances
SEIA’ 2019 Conference Proceedings

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5th International Conference on Sensors Engineering and Electronics Instrumentation Advances (SEIA' 2019),
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Contents
Foreword ........................................................................................................................................................... 8
Optical Sensor Systems with Micro-structured Grating in PMMA for POF-Applications ...................... 9U. H. P. Fischer-Hirchert, S. Höll, M. Haupt, M. Joncic 9High Performance of Cellulose Nanofibers/ Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):
Poly(4-styrenesulfonate)/ Metal Oxide/Ionic Liquid Actuators .................................................................. 13
N. Terasawa13
A Flexible Acoustic Sensing System and Its Application to IIoT – Manufacturing Field Site ................. 18
Y. Serizawa and Y. Shomura 18
An Ultra-wideband Band-pass Filter for Cosmic Microwave Background Observations ....................... 24
Javier De Miguel-Hernández, Roger J. Hoyland24
An Ion Beam Guidance Control Tool Proposal ........................................................................................... 28
L. Bengtsson 28
Femtosecond Laser Inscribed Tilted In-fiber Beam Splitter Used for Reflective
Mach-Zehnder Interferometer ...................................................................................................................... 33
Hua Zhang, D. N. Wang and Chunliu Zhao33
On-fiber Polymer Whispering Gallery Mode Resonator Microprinted by Femtosecond Laser ............ 36
Changrui Liao, Zhengyong Li, Lei Xu, Ying Wang, Jun He, Zhiyong Bai,36Shen Liu, Yiping Wang 36
Microfiber/SiC-nanowire Coupler for All-optical UV Photodetection ...................................................... 38
Ying Wang, Changrui Liao, Longfei Zhang, Jun He, Zhiyong Bai, Shen Liu, Yiping Wang38
SAW Sensors Based on Nanoparticles Embedded in Polymer for VOCs Detection ................................. 41
C. Viespe, I. Constantinoiu, G. Popescu-Pelin41
High-temperature Sensors Based on Femtosecond Laser-inscribed Fiber Bragg Gratings .................... 44
Jun He, Xizhen Xu, Changrui Liao, Ying Wang, Yiping Wang44
Portable Bioimpedance Device and Monitoring of Hydration in a Healthy Person Before
and After Exercise .......................................................................................................................................... 47
V. Leonov, M. Konijnenburg, H. Ha, B. Grundlehner, and N. Van Helleputte 47
Biofluorometric Gas-imaging System (Sniff-cam) for Body Volatiles ......................................................... 51
K. Iitani, K. Toma, T. Arakawa and K. Mitsubayashi51
BaY2F8:Yb3+, Ho3+/Tm3+ Upconversion Phosphor for Optical Thermometer ........................................... 54
H. C. Swart, Ashwini Kumar and Govind B. Nair54
Novel Integrated Magnetic Sensor Based on Hall Element......................................................................... 57
Janez Trontelj, Damjan Berčan and Miha Gradišek 57
Mobile Optical Sensor System for DOM Monitoring in Stream Ecosystems ............................................ 59
T. Posnicek, R. Preuer, G. Weigelhofer, A. Eder and M. Brandl 59
On the Fly Soil Classification Using Impedance Spectroscopy ................................................................... 61
Olga Chambers, Janez Trontelj, Jurij F. Tasič 61
Microfabricated Thermal Flow Rate Sensor ................................................................................................ 63
B. Neji 63
Low Frequency Hydrophone for Marine Seismic Exploration Systems .................................................... 69
E. V. Egorov, A. S. Shabalina, D. L. Zaytsev and G. Velichko 69
Optical Method to Diagnose Circulatory Disorders .................................................................................... 71
V. Shapar, V. Lysenko, A. Savchuk 71
Invisible Sensors for Early Prediction of Discontinuous Bed-leaving Behavior Patterns ........................ 74
H. Madokoro, K. Nakasho N. Shimoi, H. Woo and K. Sato 74
Development of a Sensitive and Selective Mixed-potential Ammonia Sensor
for Automotive Exhausts ................................................................................................................................ 81
G. Nematbakhsh Abkenar, J. P. Viricelle, M. Rieu and P. Breuil 81

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Optical Back-reflecting Sensor Based on Vertical Grating Coupler Configuration ................................. 83
A. Demeter-Finzi and S. Ruschin 83
Sensors Based on Ion Transfer Voltammetry across the Polarized Ionic Liquid/Water Interface ......... 85
J. Langmaier and Z. Samec85
Simulation of Crystallization and Mechanical Properties of Ge Thin Film for Flexible Sensor
in Communication Devices............................................................................................................................. 88
Y. Kogure, T. Funayama and Y. Uchida 88
Monolithic Integrated PIN Photodiode Study with Backend Stack Optimization.................................... 92
I. Jonak-Auer, F. Roger and O. Synooka92
Design and Implementation of the Embedded System for Environmental Variables Measurement .... 100
M. Pies, R. Hajovsky and J. Velicka 100
Measurement System Development for Geotechnical Monitoring ........................................................... 106
M. Pies, R. Hajovsky 106
Concept for Detection of Device Failures Using Active Grid Analysis .................................................... 113
A. Faschingbauer, C. Sigl 113
SVM Classification of Data Obtained from a Health Condition Monitoring System
Using Flexible Force Sensing Resistors ....................................................................................................... 117
Yasutaka Uchida, Tomoko Funayama, and Yoshiaki Kogure 117
Silver Nanoparticle-modified Polypyrrole Love Wave Sensors Sensitive to Acetone ............................ 121
M. Setka, F. A. Bahos, D. Matatagui, I. Gràcia, E. Figueras, J. Drbohlavová, and S. Vallejos,121
A Multivariate Emissivity Database for Industrial Infrared Radiation Thermometry ......................... 123
E. Chalkley123
Prediction of Temperature in WSN Using Artificial Intelligence............................................................. 126
L. Formanek, M. Chochul and O. Karpiš 126
Label-free Optical Fiber Sensing Platform Based on Lossy Mode Resonances ...................................... 130
C. R. Zamarreño, P. Zubiate, A. Ozcariz, C. Elosua, A.B. Socorro, A. Urrutia, D. Lopez, N. De Acha,J. Ascorbe, J. M. Corres, M. Hernaez, J. Goicoechea, F. J. Arregui, I. R. Matías and I. del Villar 130
Message Compression Concept for Software Defined IoT Edge Devices ................................................ 132
R. Poeschl and A. Faschingbauer 132
Laser-based Gas Sensors for Breath Analysis: From Research to the Clinic ......................................... 137
S. M. Cristescu137
Differential Pressure Sensing Based on Phase Sensitive Detection for Liquid Level Measurement ..... 139
P. Esmaili, F. Cavedo and M. Norgia 139
Analysis of Climatic and Oceanic Variables in the Canarian Archipelago in the Last 15 Years
through Remote Sensing .............................................................................................................................. 143
Nerea Marrero Betancort, Dionisio Rodríguez Esparragón and Javier Marcello Ruiz 143
A Simple Method for Determination of the Frequency Response of the Constant-temperature
Hot-wire Anemometer .................................................................................................................................. 146
S. Takagi, A. Inasawa and M. Asai 146
Mobile Air Quality Monitoring System Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles& Wireless Sensors Networks ...................................................................................................................... 148
R. M. Camarillo, J. Flores, J. M. Camarillo, E. Hernandez, J. A. Ramirez, F. J. Castro 148
Real-time Fusion of MEMS Accelerometers/Gyroscopes with Global Navigation Satellite
Systems and Road Networks for Enhanced Urban Localization ............................................................. 153
Hamza Sadruddin and Mohamed M. Atia 153
Possibility for Temporal Observation of Thrombus Generated in Extracorporeal Circulator
Circuit by Photoacoustic Imaging Using LED ........................................................................................... 157
Takahiro Wabe, Ryo Suzuki, Kazuo Maruyama, Yasutaka Uchida45th International Conference on Sensors Engineering and Electronics Instrumentation Advances (SEIA' 2019),
25-27 September 2019, Canary Islands (Tenerife), SpainDirect Sensing of Time-varying Displacement in Nanopositioners by Piezoelectric Ceramics
Transducers ................................................................................................................................................... 161
A. Bazaei, M. Boudaoud, M. H. Ettefagh, Z. Chen and S. Régnier 161
Arrays of Gas Sensing Elements Based on Cerium Oxide-tungsten Oxide Core-shell
Single-nanowires ........................................................................................................................................... 166
O. Chmela, J. Sadílek, G. Domènech-Gil, A. Romano-Rodriguez, J. Hubálek, S. Vallejos166
Extending Bee Hive Health State Monitoring by Integrated Acoustical Sensingand Machine Learning ................................................................................................................................. 168
A. König 168
Effect of Thin Film Interconnect Inelasticity on MEMS Pressure Sensor Hysteresis ........................... 174
Y. Hamid, D.A. Hutt, D.C. Whalley and R. Craddock 174
Correlation between Weather Conditions and Respiratory Pathologies in Gran Canaria
by the Use of Remote Sensing ...................................................................................................................... 177
I. Caballero-Leiva, N. Marrero Betancort, J. J. Rodriguez Betancor, D. Rodriguez-Esparragón,
J. Marcello 177
Mechanoluminescent Pulse Pressure Sensors ............................................................................................ 182
K. V. Tatmyshevskiy182
Noise Analysis of PCB-based, Double-core Planar Fluxgate Sensor ........................................................ 185
M. Ortner, A. Roshanghias, M. Lenzhofer and T. Becher 185
New Approach to Sensing Amphiphilic Electrochemically Active Compounds...................................... 187
T. Navrátil, A. Rajcová, R. Jerga, V. Müllerová, S. Zacharov and J. Skopalová 187
Development and Mathematical Description of a Bistable Hydrogel-based Sensor Switch
for Monitoring of the Relative Humidity .................................................................................................... 189
N. Gulnizkij and G. Gerlach 189
Carbon Fiber Brush Electrode for Detection of Bioactive Compounds Transported
Across Biomimetic Membranes ................................................................................................................... 193
J. Skopalová, D. Riman, R. Jerga and P. Barták193
An Overview of Magnetometer Sensors Performance for the Purposesof Traffic Flow Monitoring .......................................................................................................................... 195
M. Hodoň, O. Karpiš, P. Ševčík, J.Miček and A.Kociánová 195
Adaptable Power Consumption Profiles for Wearable Localization Devices ......................................... 200
Manuel Faustino, Jorge Calado, João Sarraipa and Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves 200
Detection of the Glial-fibrillary-acidic-protein Biomarker with an Ultra-high-frequency
Surface-acoustic-wave Lab-on-a-Chip ........................................................................................................ 207
M. Agostini, G. Greco, M. L. Vieri, F. Amato and M. Cecchini207
High-resolution Data Acquisition and Control System for Performance Monitoringof Domestic Solar Water Heaters ................................................................................................................ 209
E. L. Meyer, J. C. Nwodo and O. K. Overen209
Effect of the Channel Length in the Response of a MIS Transistor Sensor with Optical Gain
for Nano-watts Light Signal ......................................................................................................................... 214
J. Hernández-Betanzos, A. A. Gonzalez-Fernandez, J. Pedraza and M. Aceves-Mijares 214
Secure PUF: Physically Unclonable Function Based on Arbiter with Enhanced Resistance
Against Machine Learning (ML) Attacks ................................................................................................... 216
Mohammad El-Hajj, Ahmad Fadlallah, Maroun Chamoun, Ahmed Serhrouchni 216
Oxygen Gas Sensing Technologies New Features in Combustion Process .............................................. 222
P. Shuk and C. McGuire222
Ultrasonic Flowmeter for Leakage Detection in Water Mains ................................................................. 225
F. Huber, M. Schwarz and B. Zagar 225
New Method for NO/NO2/NH3 Measurements and differentiation with a Single Sensor ....................... 231
B. Ya. Farber, G. Graves, Y. C. Li, T. Rash and N. W. Currier 231
A Study on Low Latency Serial Power Line Tunnels for Sensor Data Transmission ............................ 233
K. Kellner, D. Hochwarter, M. Brandl 233

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Design and Implementation of Environment Monitoring System Based on ZigBee............................... 236
Fuzheng Zhang, Weile Jiang, Qijing Lin, and Hao Wu 236
Peculiarities of Testing of Measurement Instrument Software in Ukraine ............................................. 241
O. Velychko, O. Hrabovskyi and T. Gordiyenko 241
VarroaCounter – Towards Automating the Varroa Screening for AlleviatedBee Hive Treatment ...................................................................................................................................... 244
A. König 244
AlN Nanopowder for Biological and Optical Oxygen Gas Sensors .......................................................... 248
B. Berzina, L. Trinkler and V. Korsaks248
Polyaniline Nanocomposites Based Sensor for Simultaneous and Selective Measurementof Ammonium Nitrate Aerosol and Ammonia Gas.................................................................................... 250
M. L. Boukhenane, N. Redon, J.-L. Wojkiewicz and P. Coddeville 250Detection Level of Honeybee Desease: Varroosis Using a Gas Sensor Array ......................................... 255
A. Szczurek, M. Maciejewska, B. Bąk, J. Wilk, J. Wilde, M. Siuda 255
Sapphire Optical Fiber Sensor for Ultra High Temperature Measurement ........................................... 257
Na Zhao, Qijing Lin, Zhuangde Jiang, Kun Yao, Bian Tian, Zhongkai Zhang 257
Ultrasonic Temperature Measurement....................................................................................................... 261
M. Reisinger, M. Schwarz and B. Zagar 261
raw-LoRa vs. LoRaWAN for Urban Monitoring: Two Wireless Sensor Network
Architectures in Comparison ....................................................................................................................... 265
S. Tondini, S. Tritini, S. Croce, S. Seppi and R. Monsorno 265
Pulse Shape Dependence on Applied Voltage of Geiger-Mueller Detector ............................................. 270
B. Almutairi, S. B. Alam, T. Akyurek, C. Goodwin, A. Olson, and S. Usman 270
Observation of CO Detection Using Aluminum-doped ZnO Nanorods on Microcantilever ................. 273
R. Nuryadi, L. Aprilia, M. Hosoda, A. Udhiarto, D. Hartanto, M. A. Barique, Y. Neoand H. Mimura 273
First Step Towards a Magnetic Polymer-based Ethanol Gas Sensor ....................................................... 276
B. López-Walle, J. Bravo-Guerra, S. Gómez-Flores and E. Reyes-Melo 276
A New Amperometric Enzyme-based Biosensor for Specific Determination of 17β-estradiol .............. 280
K. Spychalska, J. Cabaj 280
Lung Volumes and Ventilation Assessment Using Multifrequency Bioimpedance Meter ..................... 282
Vladimir Leonov and Huynsoo Ha 282
Cognitive Measurements: a New Paradigm of Measurement Science ..................................................... 286
Valery B. Tarassov286
Magnetic Polymer Minirobots for Aquatic Operation: Design and First Characterizations ................ 292
L. Miranda-Vázquez, B. López-Walle, S. Zapata-Reyes, J. Cisneros-Hinojosa and E. Reyes-Melo 292
Suspended Carbon Nanotubes Gas Sensor................................................................................................. 297
S. Arunachalam, F. Nabki and R. Izquierdo297
Continuous Sorting of Submicron Particles in a Pre-analytical Device
Based on Acousto-fluidic Microsystem ....................................................................................................... 299
A. Chaalane, D. Guneysu, M. Addouche, R. Zeggari, F. Lardet-Vieudrin, C. Elie-Caille,
W. Boireau and A. Khelif 299
An Ontological Approach in Measurement Science: Towards a Systemof Measurement Ontologies ......................................................................................................................... 301
V. B. Tarassov, M. N. Koroleva301
Rapid Strain Differentiation of E. coli-inoculated Urine Using Olfactory-based Smart Sensors ......... 307
Aminat Adebiyi, Nam Than, Sarath Swaminathan, Mohammed Abdi, Amy N. Bowers, Andrea Fasoli,
Alberto Mannari, Luisa Bozano 307
Communication Anomaly Detection in Cyber-physical Systems ............................................................. 311
P. Blazek, R. Fujdiak, M. Hodon, I. Zolotova, P. Mlynek and J. Misurec 311

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New Trends in Measurement Science. Bayesian Intelligent Measurements ............................................ 317
S. V. Prokopchina317
Financial Measurement by the Means of Bayesian Regularization Approach....................................... 323
V. B. Dernovoi, S. N. Mishchenko 323
The Global Measurement. The new Trend in Measurement Science....................................................... 326
Ilia V. Iljin, Svetlana V. Prokopchina 326
The Methodologies Aspects of Measurement in Energy and Housing Applications .............................. 328
S. Sheremet’ev, A. Frolov328

75th International Conference on Sensors Engineering and Electronics Instrumentation Advances (SEIA' 2019),
25-27 September 2019, Canary Islands (Tenerife), SpainForeword
On behalf of the SEIA’ 2019 Organizing Committee, we introduce with pleasure these proceedings devoted tocontributions from the 5th International Conference on Sensors and Electronic Instrumentation Advances(SEIA’2018) held in Adeje, Tenerife (Canary Islands), Spain. The conference is organized by the International
Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA) – a professional association serving for the sensor industry and academy
during 20 years in technical cooperation with the IFSA Group companies: IFSA Publishing, S.L. (Spain) andF2D, Ltd. (Ireland), and media partners: Open Access MDPI journals Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220) and Biosensors(ISSN 2079-6374), Switzerland. The conference program provides an opportunity for researchers interested invarious applications of sensing and measurement to discuss their latest results and exchange ideas on the newtrends. The main objective of the conference is to encourage discussion on a broad range of sensor related topics
and to stimulate new collaborations among the participants.
Since its inception, the Conference has enjoyed an atmosphere of high quality technical presentations on a broad
range of multidisciplinary topics related to sensors, transducers, measurements and their applications.
Extending the tradition that began in 2015 in Dubai, UAE, this annual conference on sensors attracts over 100
researchers and practitioners in the sensor, field, sensor technology and application from around the world
including 5 keynote speakers from a distinguished researchers of industry from the USA, the Netherlands, Spain,
Romania and Portugal who were invited to overview the progress in selected research trends. This year, we haveincluded 95 papers from 31 countries into the conference proceedings, covering theory, design, device technology,and applications of sensors and sensing systems. To accommodate this range of interests, the 5th SEIA’ 2019
Conference was organized in seven dedicated regular sessions, four special sessions on ‘Gas Sensors’, ‘IoT:Sensors, Networks and Applications’, ‘New Trends in Measurement Science: Intelligent Measurements’,‘Frequency & Time’ and one poster session.
The proceedings contains all accepted papers of both: oral and poster presentations. We hope that theseproceedings will give readers an excellent overview of important and diversity topics discussed at the conference.
We thank all authors for submitting their latest work, thus contributing to the excellent technical contents of theConference. Especially, we would like to thank the individuals and organizations that worked together diligently
to make this Conference a success, and to the members of the International Program Committee for the thoroughand careful review of the papers. It is important to point out that the great majority of the efforts in organizing thetechnical program of the Conference came from volunteers.
Prof., Dr. Sergey Y. Yurish

Dr. Amin Daneshmand Malayeri8