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ISSN: 1690-4524 (Online)


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A Sign Language Learning Application for Children with Hearing Difficulties
Kuniomi Shibata, Akira Hattori, Sayaka Matsumoto
(pages: 1-6)

An Experience Mapping Method for Delayed Understanding in STEM Education
Masaaki Kunigami, Takamasa Kikuchi, Takao Terano
(pages: 7-16)

Refining the Art of Judgment Education: Evaluation of an Educational Case Study on Making Judgments About the Pros and Cons of COVID-19 Vaccination During the Pandemic
Ariyoshi Kusumi, Yasukazu Hama
(pages: 17-22)

A New Digital Culture in Architecture and Engineering Design Classes with Technological Advances
Mozart Joaquim Magalhães Vidigal, Renata Maria Abrantes Baracho, Marcelo Franco Porto
(pages: 23-28)

Using Federated Learning for Collaborative Intrusion Detection Systems
Matteo Rizzato, Youssef Laarouchi, Christophe Geissler
(pages: 29-36)

Design and Development of an Application for the Generation of Garment Patterns Based on Body Measurements Using CNN
Geraldine Curipaco, Jeiel Tarazona, Daniel Subauste
(pages: 37-46)

Data-Driven Security Measurements to Improve Safety in NYC and NJ Mass Transit
Nithya Nalluri, Michael Bsales, Christie Nelson
(pages: 47-55)

A Review on Security and Privacy of Smart Cities
Abdulhakim Alsaiari, Mohammad Ilyas
(pages: 56-62)

Use of Audience Response Systems to Enhance Student Engagement in Online Synchronous Environments: An Exploratory Study
Trevor Nesbit, Angela Martin
(pages: 63-68)


 

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Information Modeling and Information Retrieval for the Internet of things (IoT) in Buildings

Renata Baracho, Izabella Cunha, Mário Lúcio Pereira Junior


The ability to monitor and analyze real-time information generated by sensors and devices is a vitalto maximize employee effectiveness and productivity in organizations, reduce unscheduled downtime, increase production quality and minimize the risk of accidents. The implementation of aneffective smart building requires deep study of information systems, monitoring with data collection and analysis and reflection on concepts, representation, goals and occupations of buildings. This research is focused on the application of technologies within the domain of Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC), with the following objectives: to identify the current state of literature on the topics Information Modeling, Information Retrieval and Internet of Things (IoT) in buildings in the context of Information Science; discuss concepts and advances Smart Building, Building Automation, Intelligent Building and Information Modeling Building (BIM); and prepare a proposal for the implementation of IoT in a research laboratory of UFMG. The smart lab experiment is a proof of concept proposal that through practice makes simulations for real solutions like validation. The results demonstrate that the implementation of IoT provides new insights into the behavior of people and the environment, supporting the identification of standards and setting precedents for optimization.

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