Towards a standard API design for open services in smart buildings

Bandara, Syafril; Yashiro, Takeshi; Koshizuka, Noboru; Satoh, Ken

doi:10.1109/tronshow.2016.7842883

Cited by 7 publications

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“…The access control manager evaluates the request based on some access control policies. The work of Bandara et al 4 extended by Yashiro et al 15 presented a standard of API design for open services in smart buildings. The idea is to provide software developers a support to create new applications more easily.…”

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UML design for access control architecture in smart building application

Chaabane

Rodriguez

Belkhiria

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryCyber physical systems are complex systems to build and implement, electronic devices and concepts such as the energy saving, the user comfort and the privacy of sensitive data. In the physical world, buildings represent a major part of total energy consumption, that's why improving the energy efficiency levels of buildings is topical by which the emergence of smart buildings. Since, even if efforts are being made in normalizing the process of energy saving management while maintaining a high level of users' comfort, managing the access control in smart buildings systems remains an ad‐hoc process. This is why a number of researches focus on the design and implementation of solutions aimed at covering the process of access control management. In the context of developing a smart building application, already developed in our laboratory, we have set up an access control management system to manage users' access. We present the design of an access control architecture, using the Unified Modeling Language, upon the smart building application which is the subject of a maintenance work. The designed solution is implemented with the purpose of evolving the application to be used by multiple users. The implemented access control solution is an extended role‐based access control model.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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UML design for access control architecture in smart building application

Chaabane

Rodriguez

Belkhiria

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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“…e system was evaluated using a simple scenario of a simulated smart home, which does not contain enough complex smart objects and does not capture the energy consumption adaptation implications on occupant comfort. e problem of integrating multi-vendor IoT devices into a single system has been investigated in the context of smart buildings in [1]. An alternative approach for API standardization that can achieve open services in smart buildings is presented.…”

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Internet of Things for Buildings Monitoring

Coates

Hammoudeh

Holmes

2017

Proceedings of the International Conference on Future Networks and Distributed Systems

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In recent years, smart buildings have proliferated around the world, o ering new solutions to the problems of smart living. is paper describes the authors' experience and lessons learned in deploying Internet of ings (IoT) for smart building monitoring and management. It addresses critical implementation issues related to the communication architecture to build reliable and versatile system to monitor small and medium sized building. e paper explains how to create services on top of the data gathering architecture. It then focuses on the deployment approach and gives the results from the test site.

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