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Muhammad Imran - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • an Application Development framework for internet of things service orchestration
    IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: Wajid Rafique, Ibrar Yaqoob, Shui Yu, Xuan Zhao, Muhammad Imran
    Abstract:

    Application Development for the Internet of Things (IoT) poses immense challenges due to the lack of standard Development frameworks, tools, and techniques to assist end users in dealing with the complexity of IoT systems during Application Development. These challenges invoke the use of model-driven Development (MDD) along with the representational state transfer (REST) architecture to develop IoT Applications, supporting model generation at different abstraction levels while generating software implementation artifacts for heterogeneous platforms and ensuring loose coupling in complex IoT systems. This article proposes an IoT Application Development framework, named IADev, which uses attribute-driven design and MDD to address the above-mentioned challenges. This framework is composed of two major steps, including iterative architecture Development using attribute-driven design and generating models to guide the transformation using MDD. IADev uses attribute-driven design to transform the requirements into a solution architecture by considering the concerns of all involved stakeholders, and then, MDD metamodels are generated to hierarchically transform the design components into the software artifacts. We evaluate IADev for a smart vehicle scenario in an intelligent transportation system to generate an executable implementation code for a real-world system. The case study experiments proclaim that IADev achieves higher satisfaction of the participants for the IoT Application Development and service orchestration, as compared to conventional approaches. Finally, we propose an architecture that uses IADev with the Siemens IoT cloud platform for service orchestration in industrial IoT.

Wajid Rafique - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • an Application Development framework for internet of things service orchestration
    IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: Wajid Rafique, Ibrar Yaqoob, Shui Yu, Xuan Zhao, Muhammad Imran
    Abstract:

    Application Development for the Internet of Things (IoT) poses immense challenges due to the lack of standard Development frameworks, tools, and techniques to assist end users in dealing with the complexity of IoT systems during Application Development. These challenges invoke the use of model-driven Development (MDD) along with the representational state transfer (REST) architecture to develop IoT Applications, supporting model generation at different abstraction levels while generating software implementation artifacts for heterogeneous platforms and ensuring loose coupling in complex IoT systems. This article proposes an IoT Application Development framework, named IADev, which uses attribute-driven design and MDD to address the above-mentioned challenges. This framework is composed of two major steps, including iterative architecture Development using attribute-driven design and generating models to guide the transformation using MDD. IADev uses attribute-driven design to transform the requirements into a solution architecture by considering the concerns of all involved stakeholders, and then, MDD metamodels are generated to hierarchically transform the design components into the software artifacts. We evaluate IADev for a smart vehicle scenario in an intelligent transportation system to generate an executable implementation code for a real-world system. The case study experiments proclaim that IADev achieves higher satisfaction of the participants for the IoT Application Development and service orchestration, as compared to conventional approaches. Finally, we propose an architecture that uses IADev with the Siemens IoT cloud platform for service orchestration in industrial IoT.

Matthias Lampe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • RFID Application Development With the Accada Middleware Platform
    IEEE Systems Journal, 2007
    Co-Authors: Christian Floerkemeier, Christof Roduner, Matthias Lampe
    Abstract:

    The proliferation of radio frequency identification (RFID) systems in Application domains such as supply chain management requires an IT infrastructure that provides RFID device and data management and supports Application Development. In this paper, we discuss these Application requirements in detail. We also contend that the characteristics of passive RFID technology introduce constraints that are unique to the Development of middleware for the RFID domain. These constraints include the occurrence of false negative reads, tag memory variations, the heterogeneous reader landscape, and the limited communication bandwidth available to RFID readers. To address these constraints and the Application requirements for filtered and aggregated RFID data, we developed Accada, an open source RFID platform. This paper shows that the Accada implementation, which is based on a set of specifications developed by the EPCglobal community and a number of extensions, such as the surrogate concept and the virtual tag memory service, addresses the majority of the Application requirements and limitations of passive RFID technology.

Xuan Zhao - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • an Application Development framework for internet of things service orchestration
    IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: Wajid Rafique, Ibrar Yaqoob, Shui Yu, Xuan Zhao, Muhammad Imran
    Abstract:

    Application Development for the Internet of Things (IoT) poses immense challenges due to the lack of standard Development frameworks, tools, and techniques to assist end users in dealing with the complexity of IoT systems during Application Development. These challenges invoke the use of model-driven Development (MDD) along with the representational state transfer (REST) architecture to develop IoT Applications, supporting model generation at different abstraction levels while generating software implementation artifacts for heterogeneous platforms and ensuring loose coupling in complex IoT systems. This article proposes an IoT Application Development framework, named IADev, which uses attribute-driven design and MDD to address the above-mentioned challenges. This framework is composed of two major steps, including iterative architecture Development using attribute-driven design and generating models to guide the transformation using MDD. IADev uses attribute-driven design to transform the requirements into a solution architecture by considering the concerns of all involved stakeholders, and then, MDD metamodels are generated to hierarchically transform the design components into the software artifacts. We evaluate IADev for a smart vehicle scenario in an intelligent transportation system to generate an executable implementation code for a real-world system. The case study experiments proclaim that IADev achieves higher satisfaction of the participants for the IoT Application Development and service orchestration, as compared to conventional approaches. Finally, we propose an architecture that uses IADev with the Siemens IoT cloud platform for service orchestration in industrial IoT.

Shui Yu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • an Application Development framework for internet of things service orchestration
    IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: Wajid Rafique, Ibrar Yaqoob, Shui Yu, Xuan Zhao, Muhammad Imran
    Abstract:

    Application Development for the Internet of Things (IoT) poses immense challenges due to the lack of standard Development frameworks, tools, and techniques to assist end users in dealing with the complexity of IoT systems during Application Development. These challenges invoke the use of model-driven Development (MDD) along with the representational state transfer (REST) architecture to develop IoT Applications, supporting model generation at different abstraction levels while generating software implementation artifacts for heterogeneous platforms and ensuring loose coupling in complex IoT systems. This article proposes an IoT Application Development framework, named IADev, which uses attribute-driven design and MDD to address the above-mentioned challenges. This framework is composed of two major steps, including iterative architecture Development using attribute-driven design and generating models to guide the transformation using MDD. IADev uses attribute-driven design to transform the requirements into a solution architecture by considering the concerns of all involved stakeholders, and then, MDD metamodels are generated to hierarchically transform the design components into the software artifacts. We evaluate IADev for a smart vehicle scenario in an intelligent transportation system to generate an executable implementation code for a real-world system. The case study experiments proclaim that IADev achieves higher satisfaction of the participants for the IoT Application Development and service orchestration, as compared to conventional approaches. Finally, we propose an architecture that uses IADev with the Siemens IoT cloud platform for service orchestration in industrial IoT.