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Automating IoT Data Ingestion Enabling Visual Representation.

Ala Arman1, Pierfrancesco Bellini1, Daniele Bologna1, Paolo Nesi1, Gianni Pantaleo1, Michela Paolucci1.   

Abstract

The Internet of things has produced several heterogeneous devices and data models for sensors/actuators, physical and virtual. Corresponding data must be aggregated and their models have to be put in relationships with the general knowledge to make them immediately usable by visual analytics tools, APIs, and other devices. In this paper, models and tools for data ingestion and regularization are presented to simplify and enable the automated visual representation of corresponding data. The addressed problems are related to the (i) regularization of the high heterogeneity of data that are available in the IoT devices (physical or virtual) and KPIs (key performance indicators), thus allowing such data in elements of hypercubes to be reported, and (ii) the possibility of providing final users with an index on views and data structures that can be directly exploited by graphical widgets of visual analytics tools, according to different operators. The solution analyzes the loaded data to extract and generate the IoT device model, as well as to create the instances of the device and generate eventual time series. The whole process allows data for visual analytics and dashboarding to be prepared in a few clicks. The proposed IoT device model is compliant with FIWARE NGSI and is supported by a formal definition of data characterization in terms of value type, value unit, and data type. The resulting data model has been enforced into the Snap4City dashboard wizard and tool, which is a GDPR-compliant multitenant architecture. The solution has been developed and validated by considering six different pilots in Europe for collecting big data to monitor and reason people flows and tourism with the aim of improving quality of service; it has been developed in the context of the HERIT-DATA Interreg project and on top of Snap4City infrastructure and tools. The model turned out to be capable of meeting all the requirements of HERIT-DATA, while some of the visual representation tools still need to be updated and furtherly developed to add a few features.

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Keywords:  IoT data ingestion; data warehouse; visual analytics

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Year:  2021        PMID: 34960522      PMCID: PMC8706241          DOI: 10.3390/s21248429

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Sensors (Basel)        ISSN: 1424-8220            Impact factor:   3.576


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1.  MicroServices Suite for Smart City Applications.

Authors:  Claudio Badii; Pierfrancesco Bellini; Angelo Difino; Paolo Nesi; Gianni Pantaleo; Michela Paolucci
Journal:  Sensors (Basel)       Date:  2019-11-04       Impact factor: 3.576

2.  An IoE and Big Multimedia Data Approach for Urban Transport System Resilience Management in Smart Cities.

Authors:  Emanuele Bellini; Pierfrancesco Bellini; Daniele Cenni; Paolo Nesi; Gianni Pantaleo; Irene Paoli; Michela Paolucci
Journal:  Sensors (Basel)       Date:  2021-01-09       Impact factor: 3.576

3.  Classification of users' transportation modalities from mobiles in real operating conditions.

Authors:  Claudio Badii; Angelo Difino; Paolo Nesi; Irene Paoli; Michela Paolucci
Journal:  Multimed Tools Appl       Date:  2021-05-26       Impact factor: 2.757

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