Network Technologies Used to Aggregate Environmental Data

Paul Stasiuk; Konstantin Läufer; George K. Thiruvathukal

Network Technologies Used to Aggregate Environmental Data

Paul Stasiuk, Konstantin Läufer, George K. Thiruvathukal

Department of Computer Science

Loyola University Chicago

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Abstract

The goal of the Loyola Weather Service (lws) project is to design and build a system of functioning environmental monitoring widgets that can intelligently and autonomously control the environment around them based on set thresholds and triggers. The widgets will also have the ability to aggregate their data and easily display this data in various ways: through a user interface in the room that the widget is placed, via a web application, and programmatically via a RESTful web service.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 3 2013
Event	2nd Greater Chicago Area System Research Workshop - Duration: May 3 2013 → …

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Conference	2nd Greater Chicago Area System Research Workshop
Period	5/3/13 → …

Keywords

computer science

Disciplines

Computer Sciences
Environmental Monitoring
OS and Networks
Programming Languages and Compilers
Software Engineering
Systems Architecture

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Network Technologies Used to Aggregate Environmental Data

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