Development of sensor registry system-based predictive information service using a grid

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Abstract

A sensor registry system (SRS) registers sensor metadata and provides them for a seamless semantic process. Recently, network coverage information-based SRS (NC-SRS) was developed to provide sensor information filtering by combining path prediction and network coverage checks. However, the NC-SRS has problems caused by issues such as termination of OpenSignal service and pre-building road segments. Therefore, this paper proposes a sensor registry system-based predictive information service (SRS-PIS) using a grid. SRS-PIS predicts a path based on the grid, checks the network coverage, and filters the sensor. This paper presents a grid-based real-time path prediction algorithm and an algorithm for grouping network service-disabled areas. To obtain network coverage information, we constructed and implemented a grid-based coverage map through experiment to measure the signal strength. As an evaluation, we compared features among SRS-based systems and SRS-PIS, and compared advantages and disadvantages between segment-based and grid-based methods.

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Jung, H., Jeong, D., & Lee, S. (2018). Development of sensor registry system-based predictive information service using a grid. Sensors (Switzerland), 18(11). https://doi.org/10.3390/s18113620

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