Modeling and automatic code generation for wireless sensor network applications using model-driven or business process approaches: A systematic mapping study

Teixeira, Sergio; Agrizzi, Bruno Alves; Filho, José Gonçalves Pereira; Rossetto, Silvana; Baldam, Roquemar de Lima

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2017.06.024

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“…Application protocols, encoding, semantics, types, notations, security features, and the payload structure are some of the aspects that must be defined as part of the interface definition. The ability to model high-level aspects such as the context and QoS is also a relevant issue from an SoS point of view [39]. The lack of information and ambiguities in the descriptions can lead to critical errors or dysfunctional code.…”

Section: Service Interface Descriptionmentioning

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Autonomous Runtime Consumer Interface Generation and Deployment for Service Interoperability

Paniagua

Delsing

2021

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The new Industry 4.0 approach contributes to addressing evolving industrial requirements, which are continuously fueled by changing market demands. This situation leads to growing complexity and considerable increases in development and maintenance costs. A significant portion of engineering time is dedicated to the integration and interconnection of heterogeneous components. The solution for interoperability issues and the reduction in the associated engineering time are thus key tasks for increasing productivity and efficiency. Therefore, this paper provides an engineering approach to create interoperability among heterogeneous systems in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) based environments by means of generating an autonomous consumer interface code at runtime. This paper aims to present a novel interoperability solution. The proposed approach makes use of service interface descriptions to dynamically instantiate a new autonomously generated interface that solves service mismatches between a provider and a consumer. This paper includes the definition of the consumer interface generator system, as well as the benefits and challenges associated with the autonomous generation and deployment of a consumer interface code at runtime. To illustrate the potential of this approach, a prototype of the system, which shows positive results, is implemented and tested.

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Section: Service Interface Descriptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Autonomous Runtime Consumer Interface Generation and Deployment for Service Interoperability

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Delsing

2021

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“…However, during the primary studies search process we found some papers that although they pursue a different goal, share some similarities with this SMS. These papers are [56], [57], and [58] and focus their analysis on Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC), Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) applications, and Mobile Devices respectively.…”

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“…The work developed by Teixeira et al [58] presents, within the context of WSN applications, a systematic mapping study (SMS) on how to model and automate code generation by the application of model-driven and business process approaches. Among other aspects, the SMS discusses how WSN application requirements can be described in a BP representation.…”

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Modeling of IoT devices in Business Processes: A Systematic Mapping Study

Torres

Serral

Valderas

et al. 2020

2020 IEEE 22nd Conference on Business Informatics (CBI)

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The Internet of Things (IoT) enables to connect the physical world to digital business processes (BP). By using the IoT, a BP can, e.g.: 1) take into account real-world data to take more informed business decisions, and 2) automate and/or improve BP tasks. To achieve these benefits, the integration of IoT and BPs needs to be successful. The first step to this end is to support the modeling of IoT-enhanced BPs. Although numerous researchers have studied this subject, it is unclear what is the current state of the art in terms of current modeling solutions and gaps. In this work, we carry out a Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) to find out how current solutions are modelling IoT into business processes. After studying 600 papers, we identified and analyzed in depth a total of 36 different solutions. In addition, we report on some important issues that should be addressed in the near future, such as, for instance the lack of standardization.

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“…[49][50], continuous-improvement[51][52][53], process-orientation [54][55], supply-chain [15][56][57], and process-quality [58][59]. For management, only the traditional-bpm concept was represented [43][44][45].…”

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Business Process Management: Terms, Trends and Models

Maciél

Neder

Ramalho³

et al. 2018

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Understanding the Business Process Management (BPM) subject is a complex and multifaceted task, which is why the goal of this study is to explore the scientific production concerning BPM in its many dimensions. In order to do so, the proposed methodology is quantitative, bibliometric and longitudinal, and uses the Semantic Network Analyses as a way to explore a large set of scientific documents. The foundation for this research included 765 articles about BPM. This study managed to limit the subject of BPM to the fields of Business Administration and Information Technology and estimate research trends in both fields. The quantitative method employed in this research study is considered to be a limiting factor, because it does permit large volumes of data to be analyzed, albeit with little depth. The achieved results allow IT and Business Administration to understand the dynamics of the scientific production network about BPM, in addition to identifying research trends in its field of study. Analysis of the BPM dimensions is innovatively achieved from the standpoint of semantic networks.

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Modeling and automatic code generation for wireless sensor network applications using model-driven or business process approaches: A systematic mapping study

Cited by 24 publications

References 23 publications

Autonomous Runtime Consumer Interface Generation and Deployment for Service Interoperability

Autonomous Runtime Consumer Interface Generation and Deployment for Service Interoperability

Modeling of IoT devices in Business Processes: A Systematic Mapping Study

Business Process Management: Terms, Trends and Models

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