Integrated architecture of sensor services, Internet of things and big data

At present, there are more and more applications of wireless sensors, this service can be used for Internet sensors, while cloud services can be used for data storage and analysis. In order to improve the usability of devices envisaged by the Internet, the potential of traditional WSN is limited by a relatively small number of deployments. The influence of heterogeneity and Limited (or private) is. The development environment and interface bring difficulties. The development environment and interface bring difficulties constraints. This paper presents an information system solution for the ubiquitous integration of wireless sensor networks and related services. It takes account of the data flow from sensor to service. The architecture provides a set of abstraction for different sensors and services. It is designed for implementation on resource constrained nodes and can be extended to server environment. This article introduces the implementation of the core architecture of C. It includes services on Linux and Contiki (using restricted application protocol (COAP)) and Linux HBase data storage service integrated.

I. Introduction

The improvement of sensor availability, the advancement of wireless technology and hardware, and the use of IP limited resources to make wireless sensor network (WSN) possible. Micro IP stack (and low power wireless personal access network (6LoWPAN)). The definition of using IPv6 on IPv6 allows restricted devices to connect to Internet. Via the so-called Internet of things (IoT). The Internet of things involves Internet integrated physical world and virtual world. The Internet of things is characterized by a set of interconnected, individually addressable and restricted (possibly autonomous) devices in distributed systems, including induction devices for sensing, computing and applying physical phenomena, data collection and application. There may be billions of such devices connected through Internet to 2020.50 billion to 100 billion devices are expected to be connected to Intemet^[1].