Ville intelligente

vignette|Représentation d'une ville intelligente. thumb|Scénario possible de mobilité intelligente et durable Une ville intelligente (en anglais smart city, au pluriel smart cities) est un syntagme désignant la capacité d'une ville à utiliser les technologies de l'information et de la communication (TIC) pour améliorer la qualité des services urbains ou réduire leurs coûts. D'autres termes ont été utilisés pour des concepts similaires : ville connectée, cyber ville, ville numérique, communautés électroniques. Une ville intelligente est une zone urbaine qui utilise différents capteurs électroniques de collecte de données pour fournir des informations permettant de gérer efficacement les ressources et les actifs. Cela comprend les données collectées auprès des citoyens, des dispositifs mécaniques, des actifs, traitées et analysées pour surveiller et gérer les systèmes de circulation et de transport, les centrales électriques, les réseaux d'approvisionnement en eau, la gestion des déche

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Semantic Interoperability and Open IoT APIs for Smart Cities Applications

Prodromos Kolyvakis

As the percentage of the total population living in urban regions is increasing, new challenges for the cities of the future arise. Smart Cities emerged as a solution to these challenges building on the strength of intelligent information, communication technologies and Internet of Things. In this work, we discuss the importance of semantic technologies as well as open IoT APIs for the future Smart Cities applications. Through an illustrative application, we demonstrate that both of the aforementioned technologies ease the computational burden of implementation, foster programming sustainability and create the necessary conditions so as to rapidly harness the available information and extract knowledge out of it. At the same time, the application's implementation lies in accordance with the latest IoT architectural recommendations such as Visual Programming interfaces for Service Composition, conformance with Big Data technologies and the latest IoT programming paradigms.

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IoT for Telemedicine Practices enabled by an Android (TM) Application with Cloud System Integration

Sandro Carrara, Danilo Demarchi, Thiébaud Modoux, Francesca Stradolini, Nadia Tamburrano, Abuduwaili Tuoheti

Connected medical devices are already paving the way towards the realization of Smart Hospitals where patient care is improved thanks to Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Following this trend, in this paper we propose an IoT cloud-based network for anesthesia on-line monitoring. This architecture allows the anesthesiologist to remain simultaneously connected to all the sedated patients through an Android app. Moreover, medical data from the patients can be shared on a cloud solution accessible by a web application enabling teleconsulting. Hence, by accessing the cloud, medical specialists can consult the shared data from everywhere and at any time. The flexibility and the portability of our monitoring architecture ensure the possibility to interface with any medical device which can wirelessly send the measured data. Therefore, other medical monitoring applications can also be addressed.

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Live Demonstration: An IoT Cloud-Based Architecture for Anesthesia Monitoring

Sandro Carrara, Danilo Demarchi, Thiébaud Modoux, Francesca Stradolini, Nadia Tamburrano, Abuduwaili Tuoheti

Medical Internet of Things (IoT) solutions are already paving the way towards the realization of Smart Hospitals. Following this trend, we propose an IoT cloud-based network for anesthesia on-line monitoring. This architecture allows the anesthesiologist to remain simultaneously connected to all the patients under his/her responsibility. To do so, the Android app, running on the anesthesiologists tablet/smartphone, plays the central role of the architecture. From one side, it receives data from the Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) system on the patient; on the other side, it pushes data to the cloud, exploiting the Pryv middleware solution, enabling teleconsulting. All the communications exploits Wi-Fi, therefore, all data are also stored locally in the physical devices's memory to face Internet unavailability. The flexibility and the portability of our monitoring architecture ensure the possibility to interface with any medical device which can wirelessly send the measured data. Therefore, a variety of medical monitoring applications can also be addressed.

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Internet des objets

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