- Cover
- About Pearson
- Title page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Brief Content page
- Contents Page (1/3)
- Contents Page (2/3)
- Contents Page (3/3)
- Foreword Page
- Preface
- About the Author
- Chapter 1: Internet of Things—An Answer to theNext GenerationAutomated World
- WHAT IS INTERNET OF THINGS?
- BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO VARIOUSTECHNOLOGIES USED IN IoT
- IoT REVOLUTION
- BENEFITS OF IoT
- IoT AND ROBOTIC WORK AUTOMATION
- WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF IoT?
- Exercises
- Review Questions
- Challenge Questions
- Project Idea
- CASE STUDY 1: 3D AIR QUALITY MODELLING BY USINGSENSOR DRONES
- Recommended Readings
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH02_pp027-054
- Chapter 2: IoT Frameworks
- CASE STUDY 1: E-HEALTH SYSTEM WITH LOW COST FOREARLY DETECTION OF CHILDHOODDISEASES
- CASE STUDY 2: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGAT ATHENS AIRPORT BY USING IOTPLATFORM
- CASE STUDY 3: FISH FARMING BY CONTROLLING WATERTANKS IN VIETNAM
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH03_pp055-080
- Chapter 3: Design Patterns for IoT
- VARIOUS DESIGN PATTERNS
- Design Patterns for Common IoT Deployments
- Software Abstraction for Virtualization of Things
- Virtualization of Things through Middleware
- Design Patterns for Edge Deployment, Provisioning, andOrchestration
- Design Patterns for Node Connections
- Design Patterns for Deployment Strategies
- Design Patterns for Infrastructure
- Design Patterns for Security
- CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR DESIGNINGARCHITECTURE FOR IoT
- CASE STUDY 1: IoT LAB THAT MONITORS PARKING,WATER QUALITY, AMBIENT, ANDENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
- SUMMARY
- VARIOUS DESIGN PATTERNS
- Internet_of_Things_CH04_pp081-104
- Chapter 4: IoT ArchitectureChoices
- Internet_of_Things_CH05_pp105-140
- Chapter 5: IoT Core Modules
- PROTOCOLS
- Infrastructure Protocols
- Identification Protocols
- Communication/Transport Protocols
- Discovery Protocols
- Data Protocols
- Device Management Protocols
- Semantic Protocols
- Security Protocols
- SENSORS (1/2)
- SENSORS (2/2)
- Temperature Sensors
- Proximity Sensor
- Pressure Sensor
- Water Quality Sensor
- Chemical Sensor
- Gas Sensor
- Smoke Sensor
- IR Sensors
- Level Sensors
- Image Sensors
- Motion Detection Sensors
- Accelerometer Sensors
- Gyroscope Sensors
- Optical Sensors
- ENDPOINTS
- Endpoint Model
- Lightweight Endpoint
- The Complex Endpoint
- The Gateway
- DATA COMMUNICATION
- IoT DATA MANAGEMENT
- ANALYTICS
- CASE STUDY 1: MONITORING SNOW AND ICE IN UKHIGHWAYS DURING WINTERS
- CASE STUDY 2: PREDICTING VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS IN MASAYA WITH SMART WIRELESS SENSORS
- CASE STUDY 3: PROTECTING BELUGA WHALES INALASKA BY USING FLEXIBLE SENSORPLATFORM
- SUMMARY
- PROTOCOLS
- Internet_of_Things_CH06_pp141-170
- Chapter 6: Essential Elementsfor Designing IoTArchitecture
- WHAT IS UML?
- WHY DO WE USE UML?
- DIFFERENT TYPES OF UML DIAGRAMS
- INTERACTION OVERVIEW DIAGRAM
- TIMING DIAGRAM
- SEQUENCE UML DIAGRAM
- COMMUNICATION UML DIAGRAM
- CLASS DIAGRAM
- OBJECT DIAGRAM
- COMPOSITE STRUCTURE DIAGRAMS
- DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM
- PACKAGE DIAGRAM
- PROFILE DIAGRAM
- CASE STUDY 1: PROTECTING ENDANGEREDFRESHWATER MUSSELS IN THEOHIO RIVER
- CASE STUDY 2: SMART AGRICULTURE IN AUSTRALIA TOENSURE HEALTHY CROPS AND REDUCELOSSES
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH07_pp171-200
- Chapter 7: IoT ImplementationStrategies
- CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
- WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE AN IoT IMPLEMENTATION?
- Cultural Shift
- Time for Projects
- Necessary Skills
- Security
- Interconnectivity
- Scalability
- Exercises
- Review Questions
- Project Idea
- Analysis of a Research Paper
- Implementing an Access Point with IoT in a Smart Home
- Technical Depth and Challenges
- Related Works
- IoT AP System Architecture
- Access Point System Architecture
- System Implementation
- Designing Smart Home
- ZigBee Home Automation Device Configuration
- ZigBee/Wi-Fi Configuration
- Remote Users Access Verification
- Performance Evaluation
- Conclusion
- Recommended Readings
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH08_pp201-230
- Chapter 8: Types of Testingin IoT
- TYPES OF TESTING IN IoT
- IoT TESTING CHALLENGES
- IoT TESTING TOOLS
- TESTING SMART WEARABLES
- FUTURE OF TESTING IN THE INTERNET OF THINGS
- TEST AUTOMATION IN IoT
- CASE STUDY 1: MONITORING TRAFFIC VOLUME INPETROL STATIONS TO IMPROVE SALESSTRATEGIES
- CASE STUDY 2: SMARTPHONE DETECTION SYSTEMTO KNOW THE CROWD BEHAVIOR INTRADE FAIR OF UK
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH09_pp231-248
- Chapter 9: ArtificialIntelligence for IoT
- EXPLORING THE WORLD OF AI
- AI AND IoT: A LOGICAL COMBINATION
- IoT AND AI IN THE CONTEXT OF INDUSTRY 4.0
- CASE STUDY 1: SMART FACTORY SYSTEM TO REDUCEPRODUCTION AND ENHANCEMANUFACTURING PROCESS
- CASE STUDY 2: SMART IRRIGATION TO SAVE WATERIN BARCELONA
- CASE STUDY 3: USING SMART SENSORS TO MONITOROZONE LAYER BY EUROPEAN UNION
- CASE STUDY 4: WARNING SYSTEM TO AVOID FLOODSAND ALLOW DISASTER MANAGEMENT INCOLOMBIAN RIVERS
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH10_pp249-270
- Chapter 10: Data Analyticsand MachineLearning for IoT
- Internet_of_Things_CH11_pp271-308
- Chapter 11: Security Challengesfor IoT
- Internet_of_Things_CH12_pp309-326
- Chapter 12: Holistic Viewon IoT Security
- Internet_of_Things_CH13_pp327-348
- Chapter 13: Hands-On Examplesof IoT Experiments
- ARDUINO
- RASPBERRY PI
- Introduction to Raspberry Pi
- Install the Operating System on Raspberry Pi
- Development Environment
- Python IDEs
- Programming in Python
- Exercises
- Review Questions
- Challenge Questions
- Hands-On Practice Task
- Practice Task 1: Arduino Robot
- Practice Task 2: Building up a Robot Buggy by usingRaspberry PI
- Project Idea
- Detecting Santa
- CASE STUDY 1: THE PI REVOLUTION THAT TRANSFORMEDTHE FACE OF LEARNING IN UK’SST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL
- CASE STUDY 2: ASSISTING THE DEMENTED PATIENTS
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH14_pp349-372
- Chapter 14: IoT Project Ideas
- PROJECT 1: VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM BASED ON GPSAND GSM
- PROJECT 2: BABY MONITORING SYSTEM USINGRASPBERRY PI
- PROJECT 3: IoT BASED AIR QUALITY MONITORINGSYSTEM
- PROJECT 4: SMART CAMERA BASED ON IoT BY USINGANDROID AND RASPBERRY PI
- PROJECT 5: RUNNING WINDOWS 10 ON RASPBERRY PI 2
- PROJECT 6: SMART PARKING SYSTEM BASED ON IoT BYUSING RFID
- PROJECT 7: SMART STREET LIGHT BASED ON IoT
- PROJECT 8: SMART WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMBASED ON IoT BY USING RASPBERRY PI
- PROJECT 9: IoT BASED SMART DOORBELL SYSTEM
- PROJECT 10: SMART WALKING STICK FOR VISUALLYIMPAIRED BASED ON RASPBERRY PI
- SUMMARY
- Internet_of_Things_CH15_Index_p373-380
- Index
Chapter 6 Essential Elements for Designing IoT Architecture 161
PROFILE DIAGRAM
Unlike other typical UML diagrams, Profile Diagram is a bit dierent. In fact, we can specify it
as an extension mechanism rather than a common UML diagram. With the help of constraints,
tagged values, stereotypes, we can extend and customize the existing UML characters.
<<apply>>
<<apply>><<apply>>
<<apply>> ATM
Saving Banking
Accounts
Recurring Deposits
and
Fixed Deposits.
Current Accounts
Deposit Accounts
<<Stereo type>>
User (Class)
Bank
<<Stereo type>>
Bank (Node (Deployment))
Branch
Customer
Employee
Account
Loan
Payment
<<Stereo type>>
ATM (Node (Deployment))
<<Stereo type>>
Net Banking
(Node (Deployment))
<<Stereo type>>
Card Payment
(Node (Deployment))
What Are Stereotypes?
Stereotypes are utilized for expanding the already available UML elements. They give the permit
to create, edit, or evolve a new element or block that could be directly utilized in a diagram.
What Are Tagged Values?
They are just similar to adding the latest attributes to the already residing models. A new entered
tag value will cause a new keyword.
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