This document discusses using technology like wireless sensor networks, wearable devices, and computer systems to study and protect ecosystems in a sustainable way. It provides examples of projects monitoring an endangered cat species on Iromote Island with sensor collars, developing a "wearable forest system" for human-computer interaction with nature, and using sensors to monitor water quality. The goal is to let nature be the sensor and design technology that supports sustainable development and preservation of biodiversity.

1. Sustainable Computering“Biosphere” Rinmy So 308290534 “Research Presentation”

2. Human Computer Biosphere Interaction: Towards a Sustainable Society (University of Tokyo) Environment Interaction: Character, Challenges & Implications for Design (Umea University, Sweden) Designing Wireless Sensor Networks as a Shared Resource for Sustainable Development (UCLA)

3. Iromoto Island, Japan, An example of a magnificent ecosystem. (Photo by Yoshinobu Takagi)

6. Iromote Cat (Felisiriomotenesis)

7. Radio Tracking Collar

8. Microphone & Speaker

9. Infrared Heat Sensor & Infrared Camera

10. Radio-Positioning & Micro-Climate Sensor

11. Radio Clock & GPS

12. Emmbedded Linux Board High-Capacity Battery

13. High Speed Wireless Communication Device

14. Botanicalls system (in a planet calls our cellphone for water)

17. Wearable Forest System for Human Computer Biosphere Interaction

20. Ice Hotel in the North of Sweden

25. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUiR7fhIIBI&feature=related This is a Video link about ICE Hotel

26. Wireless Sensor Networks for Water Quality