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RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks

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RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks. / Bischoff, Urs; Kortuem, Gerd.
2006. Paper presented at Proceedings OOPSLA Workshop on Building Software for Sensor Networks, Portland, Oregon, USA.

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Bischoff, U & Kortuem, G 2006, 'RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks', Paper presented at Proceedings OOPSLA Workshop on Building Software for Sensor Networks, Portland, Oregon, USA, 22/10/06.

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Bischoff, U., & Kortuem, G. (2006). RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks. Paper presented at Proceedings OOPSLA Workshop on Building Software for Sensor Networks, Portland, Oregon, USA.

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Bischoff U, Kortuem G. RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks. 2006. Paper presented at Proceedings OOPSLA Workshop on Building Software for Sensor Networks, Portland, Oregon, USA.

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Bischoff, Urs ; Kortuem, Gerd. / RuleCaster: A Macroprogramming System for Sensor Networks. Paper presented at Proceedings OOPSLA Workshop on Building Software for Sensor Networks, Portland, Oregon, USA.

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