Requirements for Urban Platform Integration and Interoperability Sample Clauses

Requirements for Urban Platform Integration and Interoperability. Vertical interoperability could be achieved through endpoints, which allow the communication between layers, modules or services. In the case of Valencia Urban Platform, several different endpoints are used depending on the nature of the data to be integrated, since the nature of the available data is heterogeneous. Some sources of data integration are: - Measurements from sensors of different nature, integrated through the IoT Agent component. - Processed measurements from external platforms, integrated through the Context Broker. - Information and processed results from external portals, integrated through the ETL component or a batch process. The general view of the Valencia Urban Platform (VLCi) can be seen in Figure 3. The different modules used in the project are explained in the next sections. Data Visualization layer Platform core modules Additional Modules External Systems Data Acquisition Layer Data Analysis & Storage layer Figure 3. General building blocks of Valencia Urban Platform
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Requirements for Urban Platform Integration and Interoperability. The general structure of the Antalya urban platform is depicted in Figure 4 and the details are already explained in the deliverable D4.22. On top of the existing modules, the input modules, output modules as well as the core modules are listed in the following sections based on the general structure of the requirements.
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