Approaches for WSN (Wireless Sensor Networks) Standardization and Their Interoperability in Combining into a Global Network
A service-oriented approach to their implementation is considered as a guarantee of ensuring the standardization and interoperability of the components of their structures when implementing the scenarios of calculations involved in them, which will differ from analogs by maximally simplifying the design of calculation scenarios.
Abstract
Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are networks consisting of a collection of sensors with the functions of collecting, processing, and transmitting data on the state of the environment. In the article, using the example of a specific case of the so-called WBSM networks (Wireless Body Sensor Network), a service-oriented approach to their implementation is considered as a guarantee of ensuring the standardization and interoperability of the components of their structures when implementing the scenarios of calculations involved in them. This approach will differ from analogs by maximally simplifying the design of calculation scenarios due to the absence of low-level details in the scenario descriptions. The proposed solutions were tested by creating a prototype of a mobile medical intelligence platform WBSM, which enables remote interaction of patients and doctors, which is especially critical in the conditions of a pandemic to identify risk groups of patients with chronic diseases.