An adaptive IoT management infrastructure for ecoTransport networks

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The complexity associated with fast growing of B2B and the lack of a (complete) suite of open standards makes difficulty to maintain the underlying collaborative processes. Aligned to this challenge, this paper aims to be a contribution to an open architecture of logistics and transport processes management system. A model of an open integrated system is being defined as an open computational responsibility from the embedded systems (on-board) as well as a reference implementation (prototype) of a host system to validate the proposed open interfaces. Embedded subsystem can, natively, be prepared to cooperate with other on-board units and with IT-systems in an infrastructure commonly referred to as a center information system or back-office. In interaction with a central system the proposal is to adopt an open framework for cooperation where the embedded unit or the unit placed somewhere (land/sea) interacts in response to a set of implemented capabilities.

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Calado, J., Osório, L. A., & Prata, R. (2015). An adaptive IoT management infrastructure for ecoTransport networks. In IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (Vol. 463, pp. 285–296). Springer New York LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-24141-8_26

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