Management Framework for the Visualization of Smart Monitoring Architectures Apply to Distributed Ubiquity Mobility Platform

Khadraoui, Djamel and FELTUS, Christophe (2017): Management Framework for the Visualization of Smart Monitoring Architectures Apply to Distributed Ubiquity Mobility Platform. Published in: (12 May 2017): pp. 1-19.

Abstract

Smart Mobility is proved to be a high priority topic in regard to arising European societal challenges. Deploying smart mobility required both technological and monitoring knowledge, and one important key features of the initiative stay in the multiplicity of the final users. Its goal is, depending on the type of users, to provide the required accurate data through a dynamic monitoring application. This implies to collect data coming from physical sensors deployed in all the parking areas of a region. Those sensors are simple, meaning that the information that they can collect is limited to an entry or exit signal of a vehicle. This paper presents an architecture for applying the visualization of smart monitoring architecture to a distributed ubiquity mobility platform and show a deployment in the frame of a use case. The later has been developed in a European region and consists in a smart mobility monitoring project.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Commentary on: Feltus, Christophe and Khadraoui, Djamel (2017): Strengthening the Management of Ubiquitous Internet by Refining ISO/IEC 27001 Implementation Using a Generic Responsibility Model.
• Language: English
• Keywords: Mobility; Visualization; Model; Self-adaptability; Self-management; Monitoring; Automatic Context-aware system.
• Subjects: Y - Miscellaneous Categories > Y2 - Introductory Material > Y20 - Introductory Material; Y - Miscellaneous Categories > Y6 - Excerpts > Y60 - Excerpts; Y - Miscellaneous Categories > Y9 - Other > Y90 - Other; Z - Other Special Topics > Z0 - General

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