Interoperability issues on heterogeneous wireless communication for smart cities

Avelar, Edson A. M.; Marques, Lorena; Passos, Diego dos; Macedo, Ricardo; Dias, Kelvin Lopes; Nogueira, Michele

doi:10.1016/j.comcom.2014.07.005

“…This phenomenon will have increasing importance in future cities to monitor existing conditions for efficient use of capital and natural resources or controlling traffic flow through wireless sensor networks [141][142][143]. In addition it will allow modifying energy usage or household waste of urban dwellings with real time feedback [144][145][146][147].…”

Section: Administering Future Citiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Future cities and environmental sustainability

Riffat

¹

,

Powell

²

,

Aydın

³

2016

Future Cities and Environment

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Massive growth is threatening the sustainability of cities and the quality of city life. Mass urbanisation can lead to social instability, undermining the capacity of cities to be environmentally sustainable and economically successful. A new model of sustainability is needed, including greater incentives to save energy, reduce consumption and protect the environment while also increasing levels of citizen wellbeing. Cities of the future should be a socially diverse environment where economic and social activities overlap and where communities are focused around neighbourhoods. They must be developed or adapted to enable their citizens to be socioeconomically creative and productive. Recent developments provide hope that such challenges can be tackled. This review describes the exciting innovations already being introduced in cities as well as those which could become reality in the near future.

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“…Significant advances in computer simulation provided tools that enable us to evaluate current conditions and requirements thus modelling future scenarios. This phenomenon will have increasing importance in future cities to monitor existing conditions for efficient use of capital and natural resources or controlling traffic flow through wireless sensor networks [141][142][143]. In addition it will allow modifying energy usage or household waste of urban dwellings with real time feedback [144][145][146][147].…”

Section: Administering Future Citiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Future cities and environmental sustainability

Riffat

¹

,

Powell

²

,

Aydın

³

2016

Future Cities and Environment

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Massive growth is threatening the sustainability of cities and the quality of city life. Mass urbanisation can lead to social instability, undermining the capacity of cities to be environmentally sustainable and economically successful. A new model of sustainability is needed, including greater incentives to save energy, reduce consumption and protect the environment while also increasing levels of citizen wellbeing. Cities of the future should be a socially diverse environment where economic and social activities overlap and where communities are focused around neighbourhoods. They must be developed or adapted to enable their citizens to be socioeconomically creative and productive. Recent developments provide hope that such challenges can be tackled. This review describes the exciting innovations already being introduced in cities as well as those which could become reality in the near future.

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“…Energy aware algorithms will be required to ask from users for routing their packets on wireless or IEEE 802.11 mesh network. Thus, it will save the energy of smart objects [18]. Users with multiple vendors' technologies from worldwide bring scalability in IoT.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Infrastructure for Healthcare

Jabbar

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,

Ullah

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,

Khalid

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et al. 2017

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Interoperability remains a significant burden to the developers of Internet of Things’ Systems. This is due to the fact that the IoT devices are highly heterogeneous in terms of underlying communication protocols, data formats, and technologies. Secondly due to lack of worldwide acceptable standards, interoperability tools remain limited. In this paper, we proposed an IoT based Semantic Interoperability Model (IoT-SIM) to provide Semantic Interoperability among heterogeneous IoT devices in healthcare domain. Physicians communicate their patients with heterogeneous IoT devices to monitor their current health status. Information between physician and patient is semantically annotated and communicated in a meaningful way. A lightweight model for semantic annotation of data using heterogeneous devices in IoT is proposed to provide annotations for data. Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a semantic web framework that is used to relate things using triples to make it semantically meaningful. RDF annotated patients’ data has made it semantically interoperable. SPARQL query is used to extract records from RDF graph. For simulation of system, we used Tableau, Gruff-6.2.0, and Mysql tools.

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Interoperability issues on heterogeneous wireless communication for smart cities

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Future cities and environmental sustainability

Future cities and environmental sustainability

Future cities and environmental sustainability

Semantic Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Infrastructure for Healthcare

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