SensingBus: Using Bus Lines and Fog Computing for Smart Sensing the City

Building Low-Cost Sensing Infrastructure for Air Quality Monitoring in Urban Areas Based on Fog Computing

“…To enable large-scale deployment of prediction services, the hardware platform has been integrated with the mobile application [41]. On the other hand, targeting system mobility as a most prominent area of research interest, applicable in urban environments, the approach based on mobile nodes, has been introduced in [42]. The focus of this study is to increase the level of mobility by using the existing communication infrastructure for exchanging data with the stationary nodes.…”

Planning the Future of Smart Cities With Swarms of Fully Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using a Novel Framework

“…Sensing, actuation and communication in SC: The large deployment of sensor nodes in WSN, IoT and advanced mechatronic systems (AMS) is actually enabling SC initiatives all over the world using the sensing and actuating capabilities of everyday objects [77], [78]. With IoT and AMS, physical objects equipped with microcontrollers, transceivers for digital communications, and suitable protocol stacks are seamlessly integrated globally so that the physical objects can interact with each other and to cyber-agents to achieve mission-critical objectives [79], [80].…”

A Framework for the Synergistic Integration of Fully Autonomous Ground Vehicles With Smart City

“…Data collected either from IoT devices or users is aggregated, sanitised, filtered, processed for insight generation and compressed in the edge/fog/MEC platforms to be sent to the cloud platform resulting in reduced network traffic, and reduced computation and storage costs in the cloud platform [43]. Sensing, actuation, communication and cooperation in SC: The large deployment of IoT and AMSs is actually enabling SC initiatives all over the world using the sensing capabilities of everyday objects [53], [54]. With IoT and AMSs, physical objects are seamlessly integrated globally so that the physical objects can interact with each other and to cyber-agents in order to achieve mission-critical objectives [55].…”