A prototype of sensor network visualization application with geographic information
Asakawa Kazuhisa, Mitsuhiro Kashiwada, Norihisa Segawa, Jun Sawamoto · Information Processing in Sensor Networks · 2011
In recent years, research of sensor networks has advanced rapidly. Sensor networks are anticipated for use in widely various fields such as product traceability systems, environmental monitoring, and health care. However, developers must develop applications to work in a sensor node and applications to produce sensor data. The knowledge that is necessary for development and acquisition of the programming language is both costly and time-consuming to develop. This study examines the possibility of web programmers becoming independent of specific programming languages. Software libraries can be developed easily for sensor nodes, and development of server applications can become possible using a new system. In addition, we produced a visualization application experimentally using geographic information using the server application and a developed software library.