An Adaptive IoT Management Infrastructure for EcoTransport Networks

Calado, João Manuel Ferreira; Osório, A. Luís; Prata, Ricardo

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-24141-8_26

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“…When two or more systems under different responsibilities communicate, their managers must agree on the interfaces to use or provide access to a repository (database) through which systems can share data. Despite being a common practice to share information between systems, the access to databases generates strong dependencies between them, reflected in the dependence on changes, which are difficult to manage, e.g., in the face of a change to the database schema [5]. In order to avoid strong dependencies in networks, mediation strategies are adopted involving specialized computer systems to establish "bridges" through the "Hub and Spoke Integration" model [8] or the organization/company service bus (Enterprise Service Bus -ESB) [9,10].…”

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Industrial Collaborative Robotics Platform

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Cyber-physical systems are not designed to integrate an industrial collaborative network when their integration with other systems is required. It is necessary to adopt a strategic model of integration and value creation that allows the interoperability of equipment supported by open technologies, based on the concepts underlying Industry 4.0. To this end, a conceptual information architecture is proposed to manage industrial robotic platforms based on a Cyber Device Bus design. The challenge is to contribute to an open technological framework involving computer systems, cyber-physical systems, and IoT elements in a logic of integration by adaptation without the need for specialized adapters. Adaptation occurs through the adoption of the Informatics System of Systems (ISoS) technological framework, providing an integrated serviceoriented (micro-services) view of technology elements and establishing cooperation between computer and cyber-physical systems under different responsibilities and based on a diversity of technological frameworks.

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“…This approach amounts to providing intelligent and communication capabilities to all devices, thus driving automation and monitoring capacity [4]. Currently, the typical EIS framework of organizations is still built on automation islands, as a set of disparate systems for process automation in a given application domain [5].…”

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“…Although the approach has some interesting features, we argue that dealing with all existing specific technologies and protocols is not realistic. Hence, in our perspective, an adaptive strategy is needed to plug the elements to the systems and to support the interactions between the systems [4].…”

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“…In this paper, we address the challenges faced by a maritime terminal silos operator when deciding about the strategy to integrate multi-supplier things following the Internet of Things (IoT) trends [4], owing both to the legacy of its current solutions and the expectations of an agri-industry silos concessionaire. Such legacy solutions lack an automatic procedure for the loading of trucks for the transport of bulk products from silos conveyor structures to factories or intermediary logistics infrastructures that is able to smoothly cope with complex collaborative interactions.…”

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Adaptive Integration of IoT with Informatics Systems for Collaborative Industry: The SITL-IoT Case

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Collaborative Networks and Digital Transformation

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Legacy industrial infrastructures are facing complex challenges to evolve to integrated solutions through the adoption of novel computing and business paradigms. The fast-growing collaborative businesses introduce the additional complexity of managing cooperative interactions among systems of business partners. The SITL-IoT research project aims to develop an open integrated and collaborative systems landscape for the silos agri-food industry. This case considers a silos' operator managing a maritime silos terminal in collaboration with the seaport administration, where trucks transfer bulk products to silos or bulk storages and distribute them to factories. The existing legacy management and supervision solutions are neither integrated nor properly prepared to cope with collaborative processes. Furthermore, the interactions with business partners are complex and follow dedicated integration solutions that pose difficult challenges in terms of management and evolution, since they do not follow open collaborative models or technology implementations. This paper discusses the problem domain and the approach to co-design and implement a technology-agnostic open integration infrastructure to support such collaborative network. The proposed approach considers a multi-supplier strategy for the adaptive integration of things on Internet of Things (IoT), considering the collaborative networks dimension.

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An Adaptive IoT Management Infrastructure for EcoTransport Networks

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Adaptive Integration of IoT with Informatics Systems for Collaborative Industry: The SITL-IoT Case

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