Toward an Architecture and Data Model to Enable Interoperability between Federated Mission Networks and IoT-Enabled Smart City Environments

Pradhan, Manas; Suri, Niranjan; Fuchs, Christoph; Bloebaum, Trude H.; Marks, Michal

doi:10.1109/mcom.2018.1800305

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“…The main goal of this methodology is to develop artefacts to solve real world problems and add new knowledge, through a process of (1) understanding and identifying the problem, (2) designing the solution, (3) developing the artefact, (4) evaluating the developed proposed artefact, and (5) communicating the resulted knowledge. In the beginning of this process the current knowledge associated with the problem domain is used to understand and identify the problem to be solved, and at the end, insight to the problem domain and new knowledge is generated and added in a feedback loop.…”

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“…The focus of their research encompassed the use of network sensor data from industrial-based sensors, which monitors water, electricity and gas-based sensors. A more concrete implementation of a model that can be used to translate smart city sensor data was proposed in [5],…”

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“…Their introduction to a formatting standard uses CoAP in conjunction with ThingSpeak API and Mobile Crowd Sensing. Other application layer protocols, such as Message Query Telemetry Transport (MQTT) is proposed in [5], where they implemented an intelligence gathering framework for use in a smart city. When these frameworks were evaluated in this chapter, the main target for their evaluation will be on the protocols that they use.…”

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

Seljeseth

Yamin

Katt

2020

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Information Technology (IT) has become an essential part of our lives and due to the emergence of Internet-of-Things (IoT), technology has encompassed a majority of things that humans rely on in their daily lives. Further, as IT becomes more relevant in daily lives, the need for IT to serve public emergency services has become more important. However, due to the infancy status of IoT, there is a need for a data consortium that would prove to be best used in servicing policing in a technological driven society. This paper will discuss the plausibility of creating a universal format for use in carrying out public services, such as emergency response by the police and regular law maintenance. In this research we will discuss what the police requires in their line-of-duty and how smart devices can be used to satisfy those needs. A data formatting framework is developed and demonstrated, with the goal of showing what can be done to unifying data from smart city sensors.

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

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Yamin

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2020

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“…It is also worth mentioning the development presented in [48] by Zarko et al, where a set of mediation services have been developed to access resources in a uniform way in the context of IoT, so embracing both semantic and syntactic interoperability. Other works, address specific use cases, such as integration of smart cities and Federated Mission Network (FMN) within NATO context [49]. As can be seen, all these works assume that the exposed APIs and/or used data models follow a known specification.…”

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Fostering IoT Service Replicability in Interoperable Urban Ecosystems

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“…The NATO IST-147 group for Military Application of IoT used SPF in a live demonstration at ICMCIS 2018 conference in Warsaw, Poland to demonstrate military using the civilian or public city assets for HADR operations alongside the military IoT and legacy assets [17]. The SPF platform was used to consume Warsaw city data as an edge platform from publicly available APIs for street camera access and send relevant data to the US Army's Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) Command and Control (C2) application.…”

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Dynamic Resource Discovery and Management for Edge Computing Based on SPF for HADR Operations

Pradhan

Poltronieri

Tortonesi

2019

2019 International Conference on Military Communications and Information Systems (ICMCIS)

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The Smart City concept tries to inherit the advantages of Internet-of-Things (IoT) into its realm to function alongside the existing legacy systems. One of the most promising aspects of IoT is Edge Computing, which tries to move the computing, traditionally done via a centralized infrastructure like the cloud to the edge of the network. This allows remote deployment of IoT assets closer to the source and application area of information enabling faster response times of action. Smart Cities of future envision using Edge Computing to their advantage for remote and distributed computing. Sieve, Process and Forward (SPF) is an Edge Computing solution for dynamic IoT applications for Smart City scenarios. The military is looking forward to use, as well as develop the SPF platform for its Edge Computing requirements. But currently, the SPF platform does not have the mechanism for remote discovery of edge resources and their management to leverage its potential completely. This paper tries to propose a resource discovery and management architecture and methodology for SPF to support future Human Assistance and Disaster Recovery (HADR) operations in Smart City environments with the vision of enabling interoperability between civilian and military platforms.

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Toward an Architecture and Data Model to Enable Interoperability between Federated Mission Networks and IoT-Enabled Smart City Environments

Cited by 32 publications

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

Fostering IoT Service Replicability in Interoperable Urban Ecosystems

Dynamic Resource Discovery and Management for Edge Computing Based on SPF for HADR Operations

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