The Internet of Things - Context-based Device Federations

Heil, Andreas; Knoll, Mirko; Weis, Torben

doi:10.1109/hicss.2007.547

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“…Context‐based devices have been a concern of the ‘Internet of Things’ (Heil et al ., ). As a result, the ‘Internet of Things’ provides potential for capturing and generating context about relevant ‘things’.…”

Section: Contextmentioning

confidence: 97%

‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’ and the ‘Internet of Signs’

O’Leary

2013

Intell. Sys. Acc. Fin. Mgmt.

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SUMMARY This paper examines the relationship between so‐called ‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’ (the ‘Internet of People and Things,’ and the ‘Internet of Everything’), and the ‘Internet of Signs.’ In particular, we investigate how the ‘things’ in the ‘Internet of Things’ generate ‘Big Data’, and how both are used to generate semiotic ‘signs’. In addition, we analyse the importance of context in and the relationships between ‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’, and the ‘Internet of Signs’. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Section: Contextmentioning

confidence: 97%

‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’ and the ‘Internet of Signs’

O’Leary

2013

Intell. Sys. Acc. Fin. Mgmt.

116

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“…Contextaware is a fundamental feature of IoT, context relationship should be considered for these search systems whose target are more than just location and find physical objects in IoT. Heil et al [17] proposed a location-based approach for federating services and devices. Comparing to existing approaches of location-based and geo-centric services, this system connects the functionality of devices corresponding to their physical distance without considering their ownerships.…”

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A context-aware search system for Internet of Things based on hierarchical context model

2015

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In recent years, numerous sensing devices and wireless networks are immersed into our living environments, creating the Internet of Things (IoT) integrating the cyber and physical objects. Searching for objects in IoT is a challenging problem because the context relationships among IoT objects are various and complex. The traditional web search approaches cannot work well in the IoT search domain because they miss the critical characteristics of the context relationships. In addition, a user's dynamic and changing context affects the user's information needs, and an IoT search system should exploit context relationship in IoT for retrieving relevant information suitable for the user's current context. In this paper, we present a context-aware search system for IoT, which aims to search objects and related information with more suitable results. We construct a hierarchical context model based on ontology to represent the IoT objects and their contextual relationships. Then, searches are executed with consideration of users' context that is recognized by a context-aware hidden Markov model. Experimental results confirmed that users could obtain more suitable and reasonable search results than with a typical web or map search system.

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“…Big Data is parallel processing highly distributed architectures which uses commodity building blocks to manage and analyze the given data. [15]…”

Section: Varied and Unstructured Type Of Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

Relationship between ‘Big Data’, ‘Internet of People &Thing’ and ‘Internet of Signs &Things’

Sen¹,

Mishra²

2018

IJET

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This paper will try to determine the co-relationship exist in between ‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of People and Things’ and the ‘Internet of Signs.’ Specifically , we will find out various ways through which the ‘things’ present in the ‘Internet of Things’ makes ‘Big Data’, and the various ways through which both are combined in order to form semiotic ‘signs’. We will find out how context is important and also the various types of relations that exists in between ‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of People & Things’, and the ‘Internet of Signs’.

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The Internet of Things - Context-based Device Federations

Cited by 22 publications

References 3 publications

‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’ and the ‘Internet of Signs’

‘Big Data’, the ‘Internet of Things’ and the ‘Internet of Signs’

A context-aware search system for Internet of Things based on hierarchical context model

Relationship between ‘Big Data’, ‘Internet of People &Thing’ and ‘Internet of Signs &Things’

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