Initially the Sensor Web was defined as a web of physical sensors or sensor networks (Di, 2007). With the advent of service oriented architecture (SOA), the definition gained a more technical focus, where virtual sensors may also encapsulate simulations of geospatial phenomena (Di, 2007). A second extension, encapsulating citizen as sensors, was proposed recently (Goodchild, 2007). Today, numerous use cases for each of these three aspects of the Sensor Web are available to environmental sciences; these include environmental monitoring, emergency response systems, air and water quality, health, and transport...
SCHADE Sven;
CRAGLIA Massimo;
2010-12-02
Shaker Verlag
JRC59362
http://www.shaker.eu/en/content/catalogue/index.asp?lang=en&ID=8&ISBN=978-3-8322-9458-8,
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