Unlocking Wireless Sensor Networks

Ray Richardson; Manfred Hauswirth; Alexandre Passant; Myriam Leggieri; Marcel Karnstedt; Alexander Kroeller; Henning Hasemann; Oliver Kleine; Dennis Pfisterer; Kay Roemer; Cuong Truong

Unlocking Wireless Sensor Networks

Ray Richardson, Manfred Hauswirth, Alexandre Passant, Myriam Leggieri, Marcel Karnstedt, Alexander Kroeller, Henning Hasemann, Oliver Kleine, Dennis Pfisterer, Kay Roemer, Cuong Truong

Abstract

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have yet to reach their full potential. WSN applications are currently built as closed uni-modal systems. In this paper we describe our efforts in the SPITFIRE project [1] to unlock the true potential of the sensor world. Our approach combines technologies from the Internet of Things and the Semantic Web [2]. To central idea is to build a software infrastructure to connect sensors to the Internet, publish their output in well-understood formats on the Web, and integrate the resulting real- time state information about the real-world with other data sources from the Web

Original language	English
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2011

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