Design and Implementation of Cadastral Geo-spatial IoT Network Gateway Analyzer for Urban Scale Infrastructure Health Monitoring
Abstract
Urban and global scale health monitoring systems have gained significance in digital ecosystems. Every stakeholder is striving for efficiency through performance analysis of digital infrastructure health monitoring (IHM) solutions. In this work, a geospatial network analyzer (GNA) is designed and implemented in python using the synergic strengths of Plotly, NetworkX, Scipy, Numpy, MatplotLib, Network2tikz, Pysocks, and PyPing. The GNA uses as a case study a utility computing model (UCM) to make structural health monitoring (SHM) that is based on analysis of geographical area network (GAN). A geo-distributed SHM deployment is assessed from a network performance perspective and verified from geo-spatial packet processing in GNA. The results have shown that this work can lead to standardizing the future of global-scale IoT networks analytics.
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