Defining the stack for service delivery models and interoperability in the internet of things: a practical case with OpenIoT-VDK
Date
2015-04
Authors
Serrano, Martin
Quoc, Hoan Nguyen Mau
Le Phuoc, Danh
Hauswirth, Manfred
Soldatos, John
Kefalakis, Nikos
Jayaraman, Prem Prakash
Zaslavsky, Arkady
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
This paper introduces the stack for service delivery
models and interoperability in the Internet of Things. The
main characteristics and functional layers of the IoT stack are
described. The applicability of the IoT stack is described based
on particular use cases and deployed pilots. The validation of the
IoT stack in terms of functionality and adaptation at different
IoT particular areas is based on the Virtual Development Kit
(VDK) developed and implemented within the framework of the
OpenIoT project—OpenIoT project is the awarded Internet of
Things open-source rookie of the year by BlackDuck Software
Co. (www.github.com/OpenIotOrg). The methods and standards
that boosted OpenIoT-VDK implementation are described in this
paper. An instance of the OpenIoT-VDK process is described
as the practical use case demonstrating being an IoT platform
with autonomic behavior. OpenIoT-VDK creates IoT instances,
analyzes the IoT stack dependence, and resolves them following
interoperability principles. The OpenIoT-VDK instance deploys
IoT service delivery models facilitating the validation of use cases
by using the OpenIoT platform. As proof of concept, a delivered
IoT service using open data from OpenIoT local instantiation is
described.
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sensor network, internet of things, stream query processing, cloud computing
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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
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Journal article