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Sensor Standards: Overview and Experiences

Sensors are swiftly finding their way into real-world applications, from farming to factory floor monitoring. In parallel with this deployment, several standards are being developed to extend greater interoperability between sensor systems. In this paper, we explore a subset of the various sensor standards, and relate our experiences in attempting to integrate some of these standards for the purposes of developing an autonomic context manager.

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