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Hadj Sassi, Mohamed Saifeddine, Chaari Fourati, Lamia |
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Multimedia Tools & Applications; May2024, Vol. 83 Issue 17, p51615-51646, 32p |
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Industry experts anticipate that Internet of Things (IoT)-based Immersive Visual Technologies (IVT) will revolutionize air quality applications. However, the enormous variety of IoT and IVT poses a significant challenge, impeding widespread adoption in both domains. To fully harness the potential of IoT and IVT in air quality applications, we must confront the complexity arising from their diverse integration. Overcoming this challenge requires an innovative architectural framework that facilitates seamless coexistence and integration. In this paper, we present a New Air Quality Architecture (NAQA) framework designed to model IoT-based immersive technologies for air quality applications. The framework comprises a cohesive collection of architectural perspectives, serving as a guideline to describe specific IoT-based immersive systems with precision. To validate our proposed architecture, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation, including critical case studies like gas leakage and Coronavirus-based air quality monitoring. Comparing NAQA's performance to expert assessments reveals higher precision in detecting errors and recommending solutions. Our framework's versatility and efficacy are demonstrated across various use cases, fostering collaboration and knowledge reuse for accelerated progress in the field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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