%0 Generic %1 sensorbase.org %A Chang, Kevin %A Yau, Nathan %A Hansen, Mark %A Estrin, Deborah %C Los Angeles %D 2006 %K sensornet sensorbase.org slogging slog sensorbase %T SensorBase.org - A Centralized Repository to Slog Sensor Network Data %U http://research.cens.ucla.edu/projects/2006/Systems_Infrastructure/SensorBase/default.htm %X Various sensor networks use different data storage and management mechanisms. In particular, UCLA's ESS2 mechanism forwards information from low powered 8-bit Mica2 motes to one or more low powered sinks that then push log files to a secure and centralized repository. While this data storage and management mechanism is straightforward to implement, publishing and sharing various data to various users has been a challenge. Users that need to parse the data often find it time consuming and error prone to have to log-on to different systems, calibrate different units, and to understand the different semantics of various log files. Similar to blog sites, SensorBase.org is our solution for a certain domain of sensor networks that allows users to "slog" sensor network data and other relevant information. It is a centralized common data storage and management system that provides a uniform and consistent method for publishing and sharing data. It allows users to define a subset of EML data types, project groups, and permission levels. It also serves as a search engine that provides APIs a way to easily query for specific data sets based on geographic location, sensor type, date/time range, and other relevant fields.

@misc{sensorbase.org, abstract = {Various sensor networks use different data storage and management mechanisms. In particular, UCLA's ESS2 mechanism forwards information from low powered 8-bit Mica2 motes to one or more low powered sinks that then push log files to a secure and centralized repository. While this data storage and management mechanism is straightforward to implement, publishing and sharing various data to various users has been a challenge. Users that need to parse the data often find it time consuming and error prone to have to log-on to different systems, calibrate different units, and to understand the different semantics of various log files. Similar to blog sites, SensorBase.org is our solution for a certain domain of sensor networks that allows users to "slog" sensor network data and other relevant information. It is a centralized common data storage and management system that provides a uniform and consistent method for publishing and sharing data. It allows users to define a subset of EML data types, project groups, and permission levels. It also serves as a search engine that provides APIs a way to easily query for specific data sets based on geographic location, sensor type, date/time range, and other relevant fields.}, added-at = {2006-09-19T11:43:09.000+0200}, address = {Los Angeles}, author = {Chang, Kevin and Yau, Nathan and Hansen, Mark and Estrin, Deborah}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2401f807ebad3fc5bf6a1f29fd5adae26/wolfey}, interhash = {7349ee1dc0837ade13a3332ac633f9bf}, intrahash = {401f807ebad3fc5bf6a1f29fd5adae26}, keywords = {sensornet sensorbase.org slogging slog sensorbase}, organization = {CENS}, school = {UCLA}, timestamp = {2006-09-19T11:43:09.000+0200}, title = {SensorBase.org - A Centralized Repository to Slog Sensor Network Data}, url = {http://research.cens.ucla.edu/projects/2006/Systems_Infrastructure/SensorBase/default.htm}, year = 2006 }