Model-Driven Methodology for Rapid Deployment of Smart Spaces Based on Resource-Oriented Architectures

Abstract

Advances in electronics nowadays facilitate the design of smart spaces based on physical mash-ups of sensor and actuator devices. At the same time, software paradigms such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Web of Things (WoT) are motivating the creation of technology to support the development and deployment of web-enabled embedded sensor and actuator devices with two major objectives: (i) to integrate sensing and actuating functionalities into everyday objects, and (ii) to easily allow a diversity of devices to plug into the Internet. Currently, developers who are applying this Internet-oriented approach need to have solid understanding about specific platforms and web technologies. In order to alleviate this development process, this research proposes a Resource-Oriented and Ontology-Driven Development (ROOD) methodology based on the Model Driven Architecture (MDA). This methodology aims at enabling the development of smart spaces through a set of modeling tools and semantic technologies that support the definition of the smart space and the automatic generation of code at hardware level. ROOD feasibility is demonstrated by building an adaptive health monitoring service for a Smart Gym.

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“…Another important reason to propose an SOA is that it is one of the most widely employed paradigms for the development of AmI systems [ 63 ]. Note that unlike in most ABSS research, some of the models of the proposed framework must evolve until becoming the final AmI system.…”

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“…All services can be executed and dynamically linked into a particular node or remotely among independent network nodes from OSGi 4.2. Other interesting approach is to use the Resource-Oriented and Ontology-Driven Development (ROOD) methodology based on the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) to carry out the development of Internet-oriented platforms [ 16 ]. In this case, the middleware is designed to manage and control directly network resources (instead of services) that are available and accessible through specific nodes in the network.…”

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“…El perfil presentado se basa en el metamodelo de la Figura 6. (Costa et al, (2016)) Corredor et al (2012), presentaron un perfil UML orientado a las tecnologías IoT, que denominaron "Smart Space Modeling Language o SsML". Este está compuesto por dos enfoques que definen dos modelos: el "Smart Object Model o SOM", que define los aspectos del procesamiento relacionados al sensado y las capacidades de actuación de los objetos Smart, y el modelo del contexto que manejan encapsulándolos en recursos RESTful; y el "Enviroment Context Model o ECM", que se enfoca en describir los comportamientos de alto nivel, las interacciones y la información de contexto del espacio Smart.…”

“…En la Figura 23 se puede observar el perfil aplicado al enfoque del SOM. (Corredor et al, (2012)) Tomando estos autores como referencia se puede elaborar una versión sintetizada de un perfil UML que tome en cuenta el perfil desarrollado en la Sección 5.2 que no incorpora el concepto de IoT y un nuevo perfil que tome en cuenta esto último.…”

“…A continuación se realizara una breve descripción de un Perfil UML del modelo IoT, que como se ha mencionado no será descripto de manera detallada ya que excede los objetivos de esta tesis. El PerfilIoT, Figura 25, se basa en los perfiles propuestos por (Corredor, Bernardos, Iglesias, & Casar, 2012), (Thramboulidis & Christoulakis, 2015) y (Costa, Pires, Delicato, Li, & Zomaya, 2016).…”