Abstract
Smartphones are equipped with various hardware sensors to enrich the user experience. SWAN is a middleware framework that supports easy collection and processing of sensor data. However, the limited resources of the smartphones
prevent the apps from supporting big data applications that need to store and operate on large historical datasets, leading to the need for implementing a cloud solution. To this end we present the SWAN-Fly framework, a generic and flexible
mechanism to ease the application developers’ task of sending sensor data from the device to their preferred cloud solution for additional storage and processing. We evaluate the ease of use of SWAN-Fly on a Crowd Monitoring application and the flexibility is tested on two different cloud solutions.
prevent the apps from supporting big data applications that need to store and operate on large historical datasets, leading to the need for implementing a cloud solution. To this end we present the SWAN-Fly framework, a generic and flexible
mechanism to ease the application developers’ task of sending sensor data from the device to their preferred cloud solution for additional storage and processing. We evaluate the ease of use of SWAN-Fly on a Crowd Monitoring application and the flexibility is tested on two different cloud solutions.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Sensors to Cloud Architectures Workshop (SCAW-2016) |
Publisher | IEEE CS |
Publication status | Published - 13 Mar 2016 |