Xiao Jia
ABSTRACT
RFID complex event processing technology, which is proved to be a powerful tool in describing relationship between different events, such as timing, causality, and membership in RFID data streams or events, is a key point of RFID researching in these years. For the trend of great network application of RFID, to manage the tremendous and potentially infinite volumes of raw data generated by RFID systems poses new challenges. This paper presents an RFID complex event processing model in the context of distributed RFID network according to the characteristics of RFID data. Besides, some key methods to realize the modules and the application in real scenario are also discussed.
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- Complex event processing model for distributed RFID network
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