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In 2015 there will be more than 25 billion objects connected to the Internet. From our household light bulbs to our cars, all the devices in our daily lives will be connected to the Internet. That will affect our daily lifes from our houses to our cities. In the new reprogrammable world users will be able to interact and reprogram all of their Internet of Things gadgets. Can you imagine being able to reprogram your car with a special engine program to adjust the fuel consumption during your next trip? Can you imagine a system being able to know when a traffic light bulb has broken and a company get a message for an urgent repair service? The future of the cities is based on complex technologies, should they be open?
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In 2015 there will be more than 25 billion objects connected to the Internet. From our household light bulbs to our cars, all the devices in our daily lives will be connected to the Internet. That will affect our daily lifes from our houses to our cities. In the new reprogrammable world users will be able to interact and reprogram all of their Internet of Things gadgets. Can you imagine being able to reprogram your car with a special engine program to adjust the fuel consumption during your next trip? Can you imagine a system being able to know when a traffic light bulb has broken and a company get a message for an urgent repair service? The future of the cities is based on complex technologies, should they be open?
Marc Pous is a computer engineer, founder, evangelist and blogger. He is the founder of theThings.IO, the next social network of the Internet of Things. He also organises the Internet of Things meetup at Barcelona and Munich. He had worked in different research centers focused on Smart Cities and Internet of Things during the last 6 years. He has been awarded with design mentions, challenges and hackathons prizes.
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The real-time Barcelona urban mobility with NoSQL technologies
1. The real-time Barcelona
urban mobility
( with NoSQL technologies )
Marc Pous, Daniel Villatoro, F. Xavier Mercadal and Arol Viñoles
NoSQL matters Barcelona 2012
5. The TweetBeat of the City: Microblogging Used for
Discovering Behavioural Patterns during the MWC
2012
D. Villatoro, J. Serna, V. Rodríguez and M. Torrent
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> db.moves.ensureIndex ( { loc : "2d" } )
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40.413987, 2.17.6499 ] } } )
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● Social Media sources can serve as a social
sensing platform.
● Citizens as sensors.
● Real-time monitoring of the Barcelona
mobility network.
● New route optimizers.
33. Why NoSQL matters?
● Hadoop + Mahout for big data and batch
processes.
● MongoDB for document storage and
GeoSpatial Indexing (2D).
● REDIS for cache and save HTTP requests.
● Neo4j for graphs and operations.