OpenIoT and LSM/X-GSN Wrappers Sample Clauses

OpenIoT and LSM/X-GSN Wrappers. OpenIoT is an open source middleware for getting information from sensor clouds, without worrying what exact sensors are used. OpenIoT can collect and process data from virtually any sensor in the world, including physical devices, sensor processing algorithms, social media processing algorithms and more8. OpenIoT combines and enhances results from leading edge middleware projects, such as the Global Sensor Networks (GSN) 9 and the Linked Sensor Middleware (LSM) 10. Wrappers developed by LSM as well as GSN are supported by OpenIoT middleware, in what follows, we give brief description of the wrappers developed within both LSM and GSN middleware. There are two basic ways to import stream data into LSM: pull-based and push-based. In the pull- based approach, LSM periodically polls a data source similar to a data feed. In contrast, the push- based approach enables data sources to actively send data to LSM. Both mechanisms are used within the OpenIoT infrastructure.
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