The Internet of Things: A Survey from the Data-Centric Perspective

Aggarwal, Charų C.; Ashish, Naveen; Sheth, Amit P.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4614-6309-2_12

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“…In ESA the integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a low priority when related to other objectives, like increasing enrolment rates, decreasing the proportion of out-of-school children and ensuring an adequate number of trained teachers [1,9]. In urban areas, teachers and student are still carrying the books in their bags while in rural areas they don't have access to books [9].…”

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Internet of things limitation and application in Eastern and Southern Africa: A study

2018

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The Internet of Things (IoT) The speed of the internet has been upgraded also the cost of internet surfing has been reduced compared to the previous years, therefore the implementation of IoT in urban areas is possible. The Internet of Things) will add so much value to individuals, groups and the government. This paper introduces the concept of the internet of things, application and challenges in East and Southern Africa.

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“…In urban areas, teachers and student are still carrying the books in their bags while in rural areas they don't have access to books [9]. Therefore by using IoT, the books will be available in the database where student and teachers can access them any time anywhere.…”

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Internet of things limitation and application in Eastern and Southern Africa: A study

2018

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“…In the Internet of Things (IOT) [1], an operating scene is described as: if a RFID (radio frequency identification devices) reader [2] scans RFID electronic tags which are embedded in some things, the information will be uploaded into the internet and global authorized users can browse and use it [3]. The conceived scene can be summarized as "three steps" (uploading the thing's information +transmitting the thing's information over great distance + downloading the thing's information) and "two kinds of agents" (the agents publishing the thing's information and using the thing's information).…”

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Semantic Collaboration And Sensing As A Service In Semantic Web Of Things

Chen

2016

International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems

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Abstract-The intrinsic contradiction hidden in the Internet of things, which is the mismatchingbetween the diversification of forms expressing the thing's information and the insufficiency of understanding ability of the agents using the thing's information, hinders its intelligent development.Adding a semantic annotation for the expression of thing's information based on ontology will improve the ability to understand, to reason and to obtain information for the agents, and will essentially

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“…It empowers the clients to make utilization of decentralization or decoupling of physical streams from centralized planning, orchestration, and coordination taking place in other locations and by other partners. The Internet of Things (IoT) standard has point of interest of ubiquitous interconnection of billions of embedded devices that can be uniquely identified, localized, and communicated [2].IoT architectures are either Internet driven or object driven. Scalability and cost efficiency of IoT services can be accomplished by the integration of cloud-computing into the IoT architecture, i.e., cloud-centric IoT [3][4] [5].…”

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Cloud Centric IoT Framework for Supply Chain Management

Satpute¹,

Mohanpukar²

2015

IJCA

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Cloud computing is aimed at providing IT as a service to the cloud users on-demand basis with greater flexibility, scalability, reliability and availability with utility computing model. This new ideal model of computing has a tremendous potential in it to be utilized as a part of the agriculture furthermore in rural improvement viewpoint in creating nations like India. There are some crucial issues to be solved to successfully deploy cloud computing for these social purposes. With the development of Cloud Computing and its consequent popularity, the service providers are coming up with extremely exposition and reasonable answers for the end clients. This innovation is anticipated to bring progressive changes to the agriculture division. Supply chains are progressively virtualized with the goal of building a synchronizing supply with interest aggressive framework, synchronizing supply with demand competitive infrastructure, creating net value and measuring performance. This paper concentrates on how Cloud Computing idea improves virtualization of supply chains in agribusiness segment. Farmers can get most advance grade cultivating and virtualization of supply chains systems, additionally track and check the entire methodology from production, distribution to consumption.

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The Internet of Things: A Survey from the Data-Centric Perspective

Cited by 224 publications

References 80 publications

Internet of things limitation and application in Eastern and Southern Africa: A study

Internet of things limitation and application in Eastern and Southern Africa: A study

Semantic Collaboration And Sensing As A Service In Semantic Web Of Things

Cloud Centric IoT Framework for Supply Chain Management

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