SANY: an open service architecture for sensor networks
Thomas Bleier, Bojan Božić, Roman Bumerl-Lexa, Alexandre Da Silva Costa, Sophie Costes, Ionut Iosifescu, Olivier Martin, Steven P. Frysinger, Denis Havlik, Désirée Hilbring, Patrick Jacques, Martin Klopfer, Siegbert Kunz, Peter Kutschera, Mark Lidstone, Stuart E. Middleton, Zoë Roberts, Zoheir A. Sabeur, Johannes Schabauer, Sascha Schlobinski · ePrints Soton (University of Southampton) · 2009
by the SANY Consortium an open service architecture for sensor networks sany Perhaps you are monitoring our fragile environment, using various sensors Perhaps you deal with civil contingencies and environmental risk management Perhaps you are implementing parts of a service chain related to any of the above Or perhaps you are keen to understand where current trends in technology and society are taking us and how these trends impact our life by helping to build an increasing awareness of environmental issues.If this is the case, then yes: this book is for you!And should this introduction sound familiar, than you might very well be correct: this book summarises the approaches and results of the SANY project by following the example of the ORCHESTRA project, whose work on an open architecture for risk management has provided the foundation for SANY.sany stands for sensors anywhere and embraces trends and approaches identified by ORCHESTRA, many of which have by now developed into reality.As a major Integrated Project in the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission, SANY extends the work of the ORCHESTRA project into the domain of sensor networks and standards based sensor web enablement.