The introduction and continuous integration of Internet of Things (IoT)-oriented technologies in urban environments leads to enhanced solutions in several domains (such as mobility, health, energy management, environmental monitoring, etc.), thus making a city "smart" and ultimately benefiting the everyday life of its citizens. As IoT systems are widely known to be producers of (often a very large amount of) heterogeneous data, in this chapter we discuss a modular and scalable approach to handle IoT-based data collection and management in a real smart city case, namely, that of the city of Parma, Italy. The proposed IoT infrastructure, the core component of which is a logical processing entity, acting as middleware and denoted as "city2i®," in charge of “digesting” the heterogeneous information generated by multiple data sources, allows the municipality to monitor the city status (from multiple perspectives) and to highlight "hidden" correlations among collected data.
Data Integration in a Smart City: A Real Case / Davoli, Luca; Belli, Laura; Dall’Olio, Alessandro; Di Nocera, Francesco; Adorni, Paolo; Cantelli, Alessandro; Ferrari, Gianluigi. - 5:(2024), pp. 11-24. [10.1007/978-3-031-39446-1_2]
Data Integration in a Smart City: A Real Case
Davoli, Luca;Belli, Laura;Ferrari, Gianluigi
2024-01-01
Abstract
The introduction and continuous integration of Internet of Things (IoT)-oriented technologies in urban environments leads to enhanced solutions in several domains (such as mobility, health, energy management, environmental monitoring, etc.), thus making a city "smart" and ultimately benefiting the everyday life of its citizens. As IoT systems are widely known to be producers of (often a very large amount of) heterogeneous data, in this chapter we discuss a modular and scalable approach to handle IoT-based data collection and management in a real smart city case, namely, that of the city of Parma, Italy. The proposed IoT infrastructure, the core component of which is a logical processing entity, acting as middleware and denoted as "city2i®," in charge of “digesting” the heterogeneous information generated by multiple data sources, allows the municipality to monitor the city status (from multiple perspectives) and to highlight "hidden" correlations among collected data.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.