RFID HANDBOOK

By DONALD MARTIN

CONTENTS SECTION I INTRODUCTION 1 PHYSICS AND GEOMETRY OF RFID 2 EPCGLOBAL NETWORK 3 DESIGN AUTOMATION FOR RFID TAGS AND SYSTEMS 4 FAR-FIELD TAG ANTENNA DESIGN METHODOLOGY 5 CONTEMPORARY RFID READER ARCHITECTURE 6 PROGRESS IN RFID EDUCATION SECTION II TECHNOLOGY 7 RFID READER SYNCHRONIZATION 8 ADAPTIVE TAG ANTICOLLISION PROTOCOLS FOR RFID PASSIVE TAGS 9 COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ANTICOLLISION PROTOCOLS IN RFID NETWORKS 10 MAXIMIZING READ ACCURACY BY OPTIMALLY LOCATING RFID INTERROGATORS 11 MINIMUM ENERGY=POWER CONSIDERATIONS 12 ELECTOMAGNETIC COUPLING IN RFID 13 RFID TAGS FOR METALLIC OBJECT IDENTI?CATION 14 WISP: A PASSIVELY POWERED UHF RFID TAG WITH SENSING AND COMPUTATION SECTION III APPLICATIONS 15 FROM AUTOMATIC IDENTI?CATION AND DATA CAPTURE TO ‘‘SMART BUSINESS PROCESS’’: PREPARING FOR A PILOT INTEGRATING RFID 16 TECHNOLOGICAL REQUIREMENTS AND DERIVED BENE?TS FROM RFID ENABLED RECEIVING IN A SUPPLY CHAIN 17 A PROTOTYPE ON RFID AND SENSOR NETWORKS FOR ELDER HEALTH CARE 18 TRIAGE WITH RFID TAGS FOR MASSIVE INCIDENTS 19 RFID TAGGING AND THE DESIGN OF ‘‘PLACE’’ 20 PHOTOSENSING WIRELESS TAGS FOR PRECISE LOCATION AND GEOMETRY QUERIES 21 RFID AND NFC ON MOBILE PHONES 22 APPLYING RFID TECHNIQUES FOR THE NEXT-GENERATION AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 23 APPLICATION OF RFID TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMMUNICATION ROBOTS 24 BROWSING THE WORLD WITH RFID TAGS: DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN RFID-BASED DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENTAL MEMORY 25 RFID-ENABLED PRIVACY-PRESERVING VIDEO SURVEILLANCE: A CASE STUDY SECTION IV SECURITY AND PRIVACY 26 IS RFID TECHNOLOGY SECURE AND PRIVATE? 27 PRIVACY AND PERSONAL INFORMATION PROTECTION IN RFID SYSTEMS 28 MULTILATERAL APPROACHES FOR RELIABLE MOBILE RFID SERVICE SYSTEMS 29 ONS SECURITY 30 PRACTICAL STEPS FOR SECURING RFID SYSTEMS 31 LIGHTWEIGHT CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR LOW COST RFID: A NEW DIRECTION IN CRYPTOGRAPHY 32 LOW OVERHEAD RFID SECURITY 33 LAYERS OF SECURITY FOR ACTIVE RFID TAGS 34 CRYPTOGRAPHIC APPROACHES TO RFID SECURITY AND PRIVACY 35 RFID AUTHENTICATION: RECONCILING ANONYMITY AND AVAILABILITY 36 SECURITY AND PRIVACY OF RFID FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS: A SURVEY