Issue 4 • Date July-Aug. 2010
Technologies for a Smarter Planet
Today, people interact locally and globally with increasing consequences for their communities and the planet as a whole. Sensors and information technology enable many aspects of life to become more instrumented, interconnected, and intelligent, i.e., "smarter." This issue contains eight papers describing components of an intelligent infrastructure that integrate sensor data and related business data with mathematical models to support monitoring, managing, and decision making for cities, transportation systems, and utilities. The technologies described range from Agile software development to security, messaging, information space analytics, mathematical modeling, enterprise architecture, and energy-efficient data centers.
Today, people interact locally and globally with increasing consequences for their communities and the planet as a whole. Sensors and information technology enable many aspects of life to become more instrumented, interconnected, and intelligent, i.e., "smarter." This issue contains eight papers describing components of an intelligent infrastructure that integrate sensor data and related business data with mathematical models to support monitoring, managing, and decision making for cities, transportation systems, and utilities. The technologies described range from Agile software development to security, messaging, information space analytics, mathematical modeling, enterprise architecture, and energy-efficient data centers.
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Cover 1
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Table of contents
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Preface: Technologies for a Smarter Planet
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Foundations for Smarter Cities
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The application of publish/subscribe messaging to environmental, monitoring, and control systems
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Intelligent Enterprise Architecture
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Toward an integrative software infrastructure for water management in the Smarter Planet
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Aims & Scope
The IBM Journal of Research and Development is a peer-reviewed technical journal, published bimonthly, which features the work of authors in the science, technology and engineering of information systems.
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Editor-in-Chief
John J. Ritsko
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center


