DMPACK User Guide

The reference implementation of the OGC Sensor Observation Service (SOS) in Java, by 52°North Spatial Information Research GmbH. Offers an interoperable interface for publishing and querying sensor data and meta data. Additional client applications enable analysis and visualisation of the measurement data. The project is mostly inactive. (GPLv2)

A non-geodetic sensor data monitoring and alerting solution built with Node.js, MariaDB, and React. (MIT)

Fraunhofer Open Source SensorThings (FROST) is the reference implementation of the OGC SensorThings API in Java. The project provides an HTTP- and MQTT-based message bus for data transmission between client and server. Developed by Fraunhofer-Institut für Optronik, Systemtechnik und Bildauswertung (IOSB), Karlsruhe. (LGPLv3)

A Java-based software middleware designed to facilitate the deployment and programming of sensor networks, by Distributed Information Systems Laboratory (EPFL), Switzerland. The project appears to be abandoned. (GPLv3)

A server implementation of the OGC Sensor Observation Service in Python, for managing and dispatching observations from monitoring sensors. The project also provides a graphical user interface and a RESTful web API to automate administration procedures. Developed by Istituto Scienze della Terra, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland. The software seems not to be actively maintained anymore. (GPLv2)

An OGC SensorThings API compliant service implementation written in Python that enables reproducibility of processes based on its data due to the Traveltime extension. The system allows for managing and dispatching observations from monitoring sensors, specimens or citizens. In early development stage. (GPL)

A multi-channel, multi-protocol, telemetry data acquisition and graphing toolkit for time-series data processing in Python. It supports scientific environmental monitoring projects, distributed sensor networks, and likewise scenarios. (AGPLv3)

The Open Automatic Deformation Monitoring software is an IoT sensor network middleware in Python 3. The system was developed as a prototype of DMPACK and includes client and server programs. (BSD)

Java-based middleware for building Sensor Webs in the Internet of Things. Based on OGC standards from the Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) initiative. (MPLv2)

An open source client–server IoT architecture for scientific sensor networks written in Python, by University of Alabama in Huntsville and NASA. Includes a sensor client for data logging, uplink and control, as well as a server component to store, serve/display, and monitor data from remote sensors. Further development of the software has been stopped. (MIT)

The Time Series Database management System (TSDSystem) is a framework to collect, archive and share time series of volcanological observatories from sensor networks at Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Osservatorio Etneo (Italy). It provides a web service to perform writing and reading data via standard web communication protocols. Basic web applications are supplied for joint and synchronised time series data visualisation as well as representation of stations on a geographical map. (MIT)

An open source project in Python to control robotic total stations (RTS) and other sensors, and to publish observation results on web based maps. Developed at the Department of Geodesy and Surveying of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. (GPLv2)