Combining Wireless Sensor Networks and Semantic  Middleware for an Internet of Things-Based  Sportsman/Woman Monitoring Application

Rodríguez‐Molina, Jesús; Martínez-Ortega, José-Fernán; Castillejo, Pedro; López, Lourdes

doi:10.3390/s130201787

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“…(3) The concept of the bus as a way to use it for data transfer and service deployment is very consistent with the idea of having an intermediation architecture that is including a collection of services accessed by the applications. This layer of middleware architecture accurately matches the bus of an ESB, as it has already been used in other distributed systems with a strong need for decentralized data storage and management [56]. (4) By having a bus to transfer information from one part of the system to the other, it is made sure that there are no centralized (or at least especially prominent) components used to manage interconnectivity.…”

Section: Justification Of the Enterprise Service Bus (Esb) Architecturementioning

confidence: 98%

Development of Middleware Applied to Microgrids by Means of an Open Source Enterprise Service Bus

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Abstract:The success of the smart grid relies heavily on the integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) and interoperability among the hardware elements that are present as part of either the smart grid itself or in a smaller size deployment, such as a microgrid. Therefore, establishing an accurate design for software architectures that guarantee interoperability and are able to abstract hardware heterogeneity in this application domain, along with a clearly defined procedure on how to implement and test a solution like this, becomes a desirable objective. This paper describes the requirements needed to design a secure, decentralized and semantic middleware architecture for microgrids and the procedures used to develop it, so that the mandatory software components that have to be encased by the solution, as well as the steps that should be followed to make it happen, become clear for any designer, software architect or programmer that has to tackle similar challenges. In order to demonstrate the usability of the ideas put forward here, two successful pilots where middleware solutions were created according to these principles have been described.

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confidence: 98%

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“…Context information such as location, energy-status, routing tables of sensor is provided by it. [6] …”

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Feasibility of Complex Operations on Real Time Data Stream at On-Surface Body Sensor for Ubiquitous HealthCare

Laroiya¹,

Aggarwal²

2017

IJCA

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Rapid growth in the field of wireless technology, body area network, personal area network and miniaturization in device has led to continuous health monitoring of moving patient which further can result into emergence of technology driven enhancement in contemporary healthcare practices. Can we have an Intelligent Applications in HealthCare (with knowledge base and inference engine) which can work on real time data stream initiating at sensor. For that we need to think of an application which can analyze sensed data stream, based on the past experience or rules specified as its knowledgebase to take decisions with in definite latency or delay. Can we think of an application which could record patient's physiological condition and can automate the dosage induction based on the oddity arising in it? Memory size and energy at sensor provided by different vendors are two major obstacles in the design of such an application. Sensor depletes maximum energy in data transmission which could be reduced in terms of data size and number of communications. In this paper finds three gaps in initiation of such an application namely (i) projections for at sensor UDBMS architecture to upkeep ubiquitous computing, (ii) construction of the SQL code to analyse sensor data stream (based on joint conditional probability) (iii) simulation of above code to compare (CPU time, elapsed time, communication time, communication energy) its execution at sensor with one device at some hop distance. Simulation results have obtained under various length real time sensor data stream are consistent and lead to the deduction that complex operation can be and should be advanced AP or at UI based sensor through SQL queries. General TermsWSN, WBAN, intelligent application, healthcare, PDA, access point Keywords UDBMS architecture, intelligent application, oddity in sensor real time data stream, indexing in UDBMS, MAX Heap with Binary Search

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“…LifeWear project intends to improve the quality of human life by using wearable equipment and applications for everyday use [46]. The main objective of LifeWear is the development of modern physiological monitoring to inspect human health parameters, like blood pressure, pulse, or the electrocardiogram of a patient in different environments.…”

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A Privacy Protection User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme Tailored for the Internet of Things Environment: PriAuth

Chen

Martínez-Ortega

Castillejo

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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In a wearable sensor-based deployment, sensors are placed over the patient to monitor their body health parameters. Continuous physiological information monitored by wearable sensors helps doctors have a better diagnostic and a suitable treatment. When doctors want to access the patient's sensor data remotely via network, the patient will authenticate the identity of the doctor first, and then they will negotiate a key for further communication. Many lightweight schemes have been proposed to enable a mutual authentication and key establishment between the two parties with the help of a gateway node, but most of these schemes cannot enable identity confidentiality. Besides, the shared key is also known by the gateway, which means the patient's sensor data could be leaked to the gateway. In PriAuth, identities are encrypted to guarantee confidentiality. Additionally, Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) key exchange protocol has been adopted to ensure the secrecy of the key, avoiding the gateway access to it. Besides, only hash and XOR computations are adopted because of the computability and power constraints of the wearable sensors. The proposed scheme has been validated by BAN logic and AVISPA, and the results show the scheme has been proven as secure.

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Combining Wireless Sensor Networks and Semantic Middleware for an Internet of Things-Based Sportsman/Woman Monitoring Application

Cited by 52 publications

References 43 publications

Development of Middleware Applied to Microgrids by Means of an Open Source Enterprise Service Bus

Development of Middleware Applied to Microgrids by Means of an Open Source Enterprise Service Bus

Feasibility of Complex Operations on Real Time Data Stream at On-Surface Body Sensor for Ubiquitous HealthCare

A Privacy Protection User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme Tailored for the Internet of Things Environment: PriAuth

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