2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/3765194
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Wisdom Tourism Management Mode in the Background of Big Data of the Internet of Things

Abstract: Since the rapid development of the global economy, tourism has become an indispensable entertainment and relaxation item in people’s lives. However, the traditional tourism management mode is slow in conveying tourism information, and there is no reasonable planning of tourism projects for tourists, and it is even more difficult to accurately locate the travel preferences of travelers and make specific travel plans, so that travel resources cannot be fully utilized. Therefore, the Internet of Things big data t… Show more

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“…The Internet of Things (IoT) empowers any object to connect to the Internet from any location and at any time, resulting in a complex structure involving various technical infrastructures, ranging from sensors to terminal servers and computers. Huang et al (2022) elaborate on the division of IoT infrastructure into four layers: application, service, transport, and perception layers, as illustrated in Figure 8. The perception layer, situated at the system's bottom structure, comprises sensors and identification equipment used to detect external information.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The Internet of Things (IoT) empowers any object to connect to the Internet from any location and at any time, resulting in a complex structure involving various technical infrastructures, ranging from sensors to terminal servers and computers. Huang et al (2022) elaborate on the division of IoT infrastructure into four layers: application, service, transport, and perception layers, as illustrated in Figure 8. The perception layer, situated at the system's bottom structure, comprises sensors and identification equipment used to detect external information.…”
Section: Feng Et Al (2022)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The perception layer, situated at the system's bottom structure, comprises sensors and identification equipment used to detect external information. The transport layer involves multiple gateways transmitting data through the IP/TCP protocol (Huang et al 2022;Liu and Guan 2022). It transmits and uploads data to the service layer, which subsequently processes, analyzes, and stores the information (Zeng 2022).…”
Section: Feng Et Al (2022)mentioning
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