Pervasive Monitoring - An Intelligent Sensor Pod Approach for Standardised Measurement Infrastructures
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Author(s)
Resch, Bernd
Mittlboeck, Manfred
Lippautz, Michael
Date Issued
December 2010
Journal
Sensors
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Molecular Diversity Preservation International. (MDPI)
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Resch, Bernd, Manfred Mittlboeck, and Michael Lippautz. “Pervasive Monitoring—An Intelligent Sensor Pod Approach for Standardised Measurement Infrastructures.” Sensors 10.12 (2010) : 11440-11467. © 2010 by the authors
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Abstract
Geo-sensor networks have traditionally been built up in closed monolithic systems, thus limiting trans-domain usage of real-time measurements. This paper presents the technical infrastructure of a standardised embedded sensing device, which has been developed in the course of the Live Geography approach. The sensor pod implements data provision standards of the Sensor Web Enablement initiative, including an event-based alerting mechanism and location-aware Complex Event Processing functionality for detection of threshold transgression and quality assurance. The goal of this research is that the resultant highly flexible sensing architecture will bring sensor network applications one step further towards the realisation of the vision of a “digital skin for planet earth”. The developed infrastructure can potentially have far-reaching impacts on sensor-based monitoring systems through the deployment of ubiquitous and fine-grained sensor networks. This in turn allows for the straight-forward use of live sensor data in existing spatial decision support systems to enable better-informed decision-making.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. SENSEable City Laboratory
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s101211440
