The era of big data has begun, and an enormous amount of real-time data is used for the risk analysis of various industrial applications. However, a technical challenge exists in gathering real-time big data in a complex indoor industrial environment. Indoor wireless sensor networks (WSN) technology can overcome this limitation by collecting the big data generated from source nodes and transmitting them to the data center in real time. In this study, typical residence, office, and manufacturing environments were chosen. The signal transmission characteristics of an indoor WSN were obtained by analyzing the test data. According to these characteristics, a
real-time big data gathering (RTBDG) algorithm based on an indoor WSN is proposed for the risk analysis of industrial operations. In this algorithm, sensor nodes can screen the data collected from the environment and equipment according to the requirements of risk analysis. Clustering data transmission structure is then established on the basis of the received signal strength indicator (RSSI) and residual energy information.Experimental results show that RTBDG not only efficiently uses the limited energy of network nodes but also balances the energy consumption of all nodes. In the near future, the algorithm will be widely applied to risk analysis in different industrial operations.
Emergency incidents can trigger heated discussions on microblogging platforms, and a great number of tweets related to emergency incidents are retweeted by users. Consequently, social media big data related to the emergency incidents is generated from various social media platforms, which can be used to predict users’ retweeting behavior. In this paper, the characteristics of individuals’ retweeting behaviors in emergency incidents are analyzed, and then 11 important characteristics are extracted from recipient characteristics, retweeter characteristics, tweet content characteristics, and external media coverage. A back propagation neural network (BPNN) model called PRBBP is used to predict retweeting behavior in such emergency incidents. Based on PRBBP, an algorithm called PRABP is proposed to predict the number of retweets in emergency incidents. The experiments are performed on a large-scale dataset crawled from Sina weibo. The simulation results show that both the PRBBP model and the PRABP algorithm proposed by this paper have excellent predictive performance.
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