Data Engineering in the Internet of Things—Second Edition

Dear Colleagues,

Recent years have seen explosive and exciting advances in the field of the Internet of Things (IoT), where success has been enjoyed in a variety of applications such as digital health, smart city, environmental monitoring, and predictive maintenance. Real-world applications require sensor data to be timely, reliable, and suitable for decision making. The bounding condition in the IoT system is not going to be the deployment of sensors but rather data engineering with management and analysis of the data deriving from those sensors. With the proliferation of the different forms of data in IoT applications, the need for data engineering techniques can result in the in-depth processing, analysis, indexing, learning, mining, searching, management, and retrieval of data.

This Special Issue aims to highlight data engineering techniques that are applied in the design, development, and assessment of IoT systems to prepare, transform, publish, or otherwise make available data for different IoT applications. We are receptive to a range of papers suitable for some aspects of IoT data engineering. For sharing and exchanging research and results to problems encountered in today's IoT data engineering practitioners and researchers, we especially encourage submissions that make efforts to encompass the following:

1. The most recent research results in IoT data engineering;
2. The most recent practice problems that arise in IoT data engineering;
3. The exchange of experiences in IoT data engineering technologies;
4. The new issues and directions for future research and development in IoT data engineering.

Prof. Dr. Ray-I Chang
Dr. Chia-Hui Wang
Dr. Yu-Hsin Hung
Guest Editors

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• IoT
• data engineering
• data warehouse and database
• privacy and security
• data processing
• data analysis
• data mining
• data searching
• data management
• data retrieval

• Data Engineering in the Internet of Things in Sensors (13 articles)