Title :
Global Sensor Modeling and Constrained Application Methods Enabling Cloud-Based Open Space Smart Services
Author :
Anh Le Tu´n ; Quoc, Hoan N Mau ; Serrano, Martin ; Hauswirth, Manfred ; Soldatos, John ; Papaioannou, Thanasis ; Aberer, Karl
Author_Institution :
Digital Enterprise Res. Inst., DERI, NUIG, Galway, Ireland
Abstract :
The deployment and provisioning of intelligent systems and utility-based services will greatly benefit from a cloud-based intelligent middleware framework, which could be deployed over multiple infrastructure providers (such as smart cities, hospitals, campus and private enterprises, offices, etc.) in order to deliver on-demand access to smart services. This paper introduces the formulation of an open source integrated intelligent platform as solution for integrating global sensor networks, providing design principles for cloud-based intelligent environments and discuss infrastructure functional modules and their implementation. This paper review briefly technologies enabling the framework, towards emphasizes on demand establishment of smart cities services based on the automated formulation of ubiquitous intelligence of Internet connected objects. The framework introduced founds on the GSN infrastructure. The framework leverages W3C SSN-XG formal language and the IETF COAP protocol, providing support for enabling intelligent (sensors-objects) services. The service requirements for particular smart city scenario are introduced and initial implementations and results from performed simulations studied and discussed.
Keywords :
Internet; cloud computing; distributed sensors; formal languages; intelligent sensors; middleware; protocols; public domain software; ubiquitous computing; GSN infrastructure; IETF COAP protocol; Internet connected objects; W3C SSN-XG formal language; automated formulation-based smart cities services; cloud-based intelligent environments; cloud-based intelligent middleware framework; cloud-based open space smart services; constrained application methods; global sensor modeling; global sensor networks integration; infrastructure functional modules; intelligent services; intelligent systems; multiple infrastructure providers; on-demand access; open source integrated intelligent platform; service requirements; smart city scenario; ubiquitous intelligence; utility-based services; Cloud computing; Ontologies; Semantics; Standards; Wireless sensor networks; Architectures; Cloud Computing; Data Modeling; Global Sensors Network; Intelligent Platforms; Internet of Things; Linked Data; Middleware; Ontologies; Services; Smart City; Smart Environments; Smart Systems; Ubiquitous Intelligent;
Conference_Titel :
Ubiquitous Intelligence & Computing and 9th International Conference on Autonomic & Trusted Computing (UIC/ATC), 2012 9th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Fukuoka
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-3084-8
DOI :
10.1109/UIC-ATC.2012.165