FACTS - A Rule-Based Middleware Architecture for Wireless Sensor Networks
Kirsten Terfloth, Georg Wittenburg, Jochen Schiller – 2006
Introducing a middleware layer into wireless sensor networks is a widely accepted solution to facilitate application programming and to allow network organization. In this paper we introduce FACTS, a highly flexible middleware architecture able to provide support for a wide range of different applications. Instead of developing middleware and application apart from one another, we seek to combine them at programming level. Our rule-based language, tailored to this concept and the domain of networked sensors, enables high-level software development. The objective is to combine advantages of event-centric processing and rule-based execution while preserving low resource usage.
Titel
FACTS - A Rule-Based Middleware Architecture for Wireless Sensor Networks
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Verlag
Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on COMmunication System softWAre and MiddlewaRE (COMSWARE '06), 2006
Schlagwörter
Wireless Sensor Networks, Middleware, Event-Centric Architecture, Rule-Based Language, Qualitative Simulation, Programming Tools and Abstractions
Datum
2006
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Sprache
eng
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BibTeX Code
@inproceedings{terfloth06facts,
author = {Kirsten Terfloth and Georg Wittenburg and Jochen Schiller},
title = {{FACTS - A Rule-Based Middleware Architecture for Wireless Sensor Networks}},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on COMmunication System softWAre and MiddlewaRE (COMSWARE '06)},
year = {2006},
address = {New Delhi, India},
month = {},
abstract = {Introducing a middleware layer into wireless sensor networks is a widely accepted solution to facilitate application programming and to allow network organization. In this paper we introduce FACTS, a highly flexible middleware architecture able to provide support for a wide range of different applications. Instead of developing middleware and application apart from one another, we seek to combine them at programming level. Our rule-based language, tailored to this concept and the domain of networked sensors, enables high-level software development. The objective is to combine advantages of event-centric processing and rule-based execution while preserving low resource usage.},
file = {http://cst.mi.fu-berlin.de/papers/terfloth06facts.pdf},
keywords = {Wireless Sensor Networks, Middleware, Event-Centric Architecture, Rule-Based Language, Qualitative Simulation},
owner = {terfloth},
theme = {wsn|prog}
}