SmartPort: A Platform for Sensor Data Monitoring in a Seaport Based on FIWARE

Fernández, Pablo; Santana, J.J.; Ortega, Sebastián; Trujillo, Agustín; Suárez, José P.; Domínguez, Conrado; Santana, Jaisiel; Sánchez, Alejandro

doi:10.3390/s16030417

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“…FIWARE provides a platform with a set of Generic Enablers for the development of smart applications [5]. FIWARE is currently being used in many real life application, among which we mention SmartPort [6] where it is employed to manage and monitor the seaport of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. For what concerns the management of context information, FIWARE relies on the NGSI-LD open specification [ 7] r eleased by ETSI.…”

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Mapping the NGSI-LD Context Model on Top of a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture: Implementation Guidelines

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Antoniazzi

Aguzzi

et al. 2019

2019 24th Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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NGSI-LD is an open specification released by ETSI which proposes an information model and an API for an easy to use and standard management of context information. The NGSI-LD information model is framed within an ontology and adopts JSON-LD as serialization format for context information. This paper presents an approach to the implementation of the NGSI-LD specification over a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture. This work is being developed within the European-Brasilian H2020 SWAMP project focused on implementing an Internet of Things platform providing services for smart water management in agriculture.

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Mapping the NGSI-LD Context Model on Top of a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture: Implementation Guidelines

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Aguzzi

et al. 2019

2019 24th Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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“…FIWARE [56], [57] is the technological platform of the European FI-PPP initiative. It is an open ecosystem that uses a standardized software platform to facilitate the development of smart applications in various sectors, including the IoT and smart cities.…”

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Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Alberti

Santos²,

Souza³

et al. 2019

IEEE Access

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Internet of things (IoT) is pushing the integration of physical and virtual worlds. Sensor devices provide rich sensory information to context-aware services. Actuators implement in the physical world application needs. The role of software is increasing as more and more resources become virtualized and software-defined. Smart environment is an emerging concept that has the potential to address many of the humanity problems. In this context, what are the promising tools for building the smart environments of the future? This paper provides a review of platforms, middleware, and frameworks that can help in this big challenge, discussing their architectures, service life-cycling, digital twins, cloud-based operation, virtualization, security, privacy, communication model, support for AI and machine learning, among other aspects. The proposed revision innovates by employing previous work on future Internet key enablers as parameters for qualitative comparisons. The idea is to determine the degree of alignment among current initiatives for smart environments and the ones emerging from future Internet research. Among the main conclusions are: (i) heterogeneity come to stay; (ii) many contemporary proposals do not cover important aspects raised in future Internet research; (iii) publish/subscribe model is largely employed; (iv) many proposals are stuck to the limitations of current Internet model (another reason to explore the relationship among current platforms and previous future Internet research for IoT); (v) devices interoperability is a problem solved; (vi) ingredients from future Internet research, such as SDN/NFV, ICN and SCN are systematically being adopted for smart environments design. Many others are to come; (vii) AI, machine learning, and big data support are missing not only in TCP/IP-based approaches, but also in future Internet-based.

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“…In [ 12 ], a semantic mechanism to integrate data from different types of devices by using FIWARE components is presented, while, in a more functional domain, and [ 13 ] made use of certain enablers, like the ORION context broker, to create a cloud-based gesture recognition application. Furthermore, in [ 14 ] it is described a sensor management system for seaports based on the FIWARE platform, while in [ 15 ] a novel patient monitoring system based on FIWARE enablers is proposed. Following the existing works on a set of diverse domains, the proposed work in this manuscript in one of the first efforts to make use of FIWARE enablers in the energy management in smart buildings domain and, thus, in the energy domain in general.…”

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Providing Personalized Energy Management and Awareness Services for Energy Efficiency in Smart Buildings

Fotopoulou

Zafeiropoulos

Terroso-Sáenz

et al. 2017

Sensors

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Considering that the largest part of end-use energy consumption worldwide is associated with the buildings sector, there is an inherent need for the conceptualization, specification, implementation, and instantiation of novel solutions in smart buildings, able to achieve significant reductions in energy consumption through the adoption of energy efficient techniques and the active engagement of the occupants. Towards the design of such solutions, the identification of the main energy consuming factors, trends, and patterns, along with the appropriate modeling and understanding of the occupants’ behavior and the potential for the adoption of environmentally-friendly lifestyle changes have to be realized. In the current article, an innovative energy-aware information technology (IT) ecosystem is presented, aiming to support the design and development of novel personalized energy management and awareness services that can lead to occupants’ behavioral change towards actions that can have a positive impact on energy efficiency. Novel information and communication technologies (ICT) are exploited towards this direction, related mainly to the evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT), data modeling, management and fusion, big data analytics, and personalized recommendation mechanisms. The combination of such technologies has resulted in an open and extensible architectural approach able to exploit in a homogeneous, efficient and scalable way the vast amount of energy, environmental, and behavioral data collected in energy efficiency campaigns and lead to the design of energy management and awareness services targeted to the occupants’ lifestyles. The overall layered architectural approach is detailed, including design and instantiation aspects based on the selection of set of available technologies and tools. Initial results from the usage of the proposed energy aware IT ecosystem in a pilot site at the University of Murcia are presented along with a set of identified open issues for future research.

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SmartPort: A Platform for Sensor Data Monitoring in a Seaport Based on FIWARE

Cited by 50 publications

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Mapping the NGSI-LD Context Model on Top of a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture: Implementation Guidelines

Mapping the NGSI-LD Context Model on Top of a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture: Implementation Guidelines

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Providing Personalized Energy Management and Awareness Services for Energy Efficiency in Smart Buildings

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