Research on the framework of the Environmental Internet of Things

Wang, Haowei; Zhang, Tianhai; Yuan, Quan; Dong, Rencai

doi:10.1080/13504509.2013.783517

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“…In this issue, Wang et al illustrate the whole framework and main contents of our EIoT (Wang et al 2013b (Wang et al 2013a;Zheng et al 2013); Li et al consider how to realize public participation in sustainable urban management using EIoT and Tang et al show the EIoT applications for the environmental management of town villages in China .…”

Section: Case Studies Based On Eiotmentioning

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The planning, construction, and management toward sustainable cities in China needs the Environmental Internet of Things

Zhao

Zheng

Dong

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International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ec

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China's rapid urbanization and its success in developing the Internet of Things (IoT) will decide its future development direction. The construction of sustainable cities is crucial to China because China has such a large population. The Xiamen Long-term Urban Ecosystem Observation and Research Station (Xiamen LUEORS) was started in 2006, together with the research related to the Environmental Internet of Things (EIoT) for Xiamen LUEORS. This paper explains the purpose, general framework, and main features of EIoT, and outlines the results of performing EIoT experiments in some areas, including a 'town village', a peculiar phenomenon of China's urbanization. It also discusses the development trends of IoT and proposes the concept of ZeroSpace Interconnection of Things (ZeroIoT, or ZeroSIT).

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The planning, construction, and management toward sustainable cities in China needs the Environmental Internet of Things

Zhao

Zheng

Dong

et al. 2013

International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ec

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“…In the future, the Data Center can be regarded as the unified data creator and the data sharing network and the network as the only data production method. Once the Data Center is established, the data producer and the production mode could be unified and standardized (Wang et al 2013), thereby making it convenient for the subsequent data detection and collection in the study of the M&E of the local NRE. (2) Further improvement of the authenticity and objectivity of the data: led by the local government, a sustainable data auditing team shall be 182 R. Dong et al…”

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Data issue considerations for the monitoring and evaluation of natural resources and the environment – a case study of Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China

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The county-governed administrative area considered in this study is a unit with wide distributed basic geographical characteristics in China. In addition, the area is the basic organizer and manager of the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system of the natural resources and environment (NRE) of China. To enhance the reliability and sustainability of the M&E system subjected to the NRE, the researchers should focus on the data sources and emphasize the data qualities that are of concern to various stakeholders. In this paper, an in-depth metadata analysis, based on the M&E indicator system of the NRE, is composed of two approaches and a typical practical case: (1) metadata tracking approach -generate the core parameters of each indicator, such as the publisher, the creator, the coverage, the update cycle and type; (2) questionnaire survey approach -invite some scholars, consultants and citizens to evaluate the feasibility and the accessibility of the data sources of the 22 preset M&E indicators and (3) practical case -acquire the data sources of the dynamic monitoring of NRE in Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China, including a backward economy and imperfect statistical systems. The goal of this research is to explore the basic status of M&E data of one vast county-governed area in China, with the hope to improve the stability of the M&E system of the NRE at the county level.

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“…Due to the signal delay, controller cannot receive timely feedback information of the object which will seriously affect the dynamic performance of the remote control system. If the sampling frequency too slow, controller uses the event-driven way and packets with one packet transmission way [38][39][40]. Actuators for the zero order with a buffer retainer, used to store the latest state corresponding to control volume and the amount received in the sampling time timestamp.…”

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Theoretical Research on the Time Delay and Corresponding Issues for the Novel Category of Internet of Things Control System

Zhang¹,

Liu²,

Tan³

2016

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Research on the framework of the Environmental Internet of Things

Cited by 44 publications

References 10 publications

The planning, construction, and management toward sustainable cities in China needs the Environmental Internet of Things

The planning, construction, and management toward sustainable cities in China needs the Environmental Internet of Things

Data issue considerations for the monitoring and evaluation of natural resources and the environment – a case study of Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China

Theoretical Research on the Time Delay and Corresponding Issues for the Novel Category of Internet of Things Control System

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