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This document outlines an Internet of Things (IoT) platform design methodology. It discusses how designing IoT systems for specific products can make the systems difficult to update or change components. The proposed methodology is independent of specific technologies and aims to reduce design, testing, and maintenance time while improving interoperability and reducing complexity. The methodology includes specifying the purpose and requirements, defining processes, models, services, views, and integrating devices and applications. It provides an example of specifying the purpose and requirements for a home automation system that allows remote control of lights with auto and manual modes.

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Unit 4

This document outlines an Internet of Things (IoT) platform design methodology. It discusses how designing IoT systems for specific products can make the systems difficult to update or change components. The proposed methodology is independent of specific technologies and aims to reduce design, testing, and maintenance time while improving interoperability and reducing complexity. The methodology includes specifying the purpose and requirements, defining processes, models, services, views, and integrating devices and applications. It provides an example of specifying the purpose and requirements for a home automation system that allows remote control of lights with auto and manual modes.

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UNIT IV

IOT Platforms Design


Methodology
Mrs. Kiran M. Pradhan
Internet of Things
MSc.CS FY Sem-II
06-04-2020
Introductio
nDesigning IoT systems can be a complex and challenging task as
these systems involve interactions between various components
such as IoT devices and network resources, web services, analytics
components, application and database servers.
 IoT system designers often tend to design IoT systems keeping
specific products/services in mind.
 So that designs are tied to specific product/service choices made.
But it make updating the system design to add new features or
replacing a particular product/service choice for a component
becomes very complex, and in many cases may require complete re-
design of the system.
Introductio
nHere we discuss a generic design methodology for IoT
system design which is independent of specific product,
service or programming language.
 IoT systems designed with the proposed methodology have reduced
design, testing and maintenance time, better interoperability and
reduced complexity.'
IOT Platforms Design
Methodology
It includes:
Purpose & Requirements Specification
Process Specification
Domain Model Specification
Information Model Specification
Service Specification
IOT Platforms Design
Methodology
IoT Level Specifications
Functional view Specification
Operational View Specification
Device & component Integration
Application Development
Purpose & Requirements
Specification
The first step in IoT system design methodology is to define the
purpose and requirements of the system. In this step, the system
purpose, behavior and requirements are captured.
Purpose & Requirements
Specification
Purpose : A home automation system
that allows controlling of the lights in a
home remotely using a web application.
Behavior : The home automation system
should have auto and manual modes. In
auto mode, the system measures the
light level in the room and switches on
the light when it gets dark. In manual
mode, the system provides the option of
manually and remotely switching on/off
the light.
System Management Requirement : The
system should provide remote
monitoring and control functions.
Thank
you

Ref: IOT by Ashdeep Bahga &Vijay Madisetti 51

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