Smart City Traffic Galway: Noise and Light Pollution IoT Enabled

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The document discusses the VITAL-OS project, which aims to develop an operating system that connects different Internet of Things (IoT) architectures and ecosystems in smart cities. It introduces Dr. Martin Serrano, principal investigator of the Insight Centre for Data Analytics. The centre has developed IoT-enabled applications for Galway, including monitoring noise and light pollution. VITAL-OS seeks to alleviate technological silos and facilitate replication of IoT services across different city infrastructures to support smart city development.

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Smart City Traffic Galway:
Noise and Light Pollution IoT Enabled
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Dr. Martin Serrano
Principal Investigator & Data Scientist
Unit Head Internet of Things and Stream Processing (UIoT)
National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland.
Chair IEEE ComSoc IoT Experimentation Chapter
Vice-Chair WG 01 Association for IoT Innovation (AIOTI)
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Connecting Future Smart Cities
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VITAL-OS: Connecting Future Smart Cities
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VITAL-OS: Connecting Future Smart Cities
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Smart City Traffic Galway:
Noise and Light Pollution IoT Enabled
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Dr. Martin Serrano
Principal Investigator & Data Scientist
Unit Head Internet of Things and Stream Processing (UIoT)
National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland.
Chair IEEE ComSoc IoT Experimentation Chapter
Vice-Chair WG 01 Association for IoT Innovation (AIOTI)
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