Awais Ahmad

Dr. Awais Ahmad


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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 October 2016 in Journal of Medical Systems
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MRMuhammad Mazhar Ullah Rathore
Muhammad Mazhar Ullah Rathore
AAAwais Ahmad
Awais Ahmad
Anand PaulAnand Paul
Anand Paul
JWJiafu Wan
Jiafu Wan
DZDaqiang Zhang
Daqiang Zhang

23 May 2017 in Sustainability
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KMKaleem Malik
Kaleem Malik
MHMasood Habib
Masood Habib
SKShehzad KHALID
Shehzad KHALID
FUFarhan Ullah
Farhan Ullah
MUMuhammad Umar
Muhammad Umar
AAAwais Ahmad
Awais Ahmad
The collection of raw data is based on sensors embedded in devices or the environment for real-time data extraction. Nowadays, the Internet of Things (IoT) environment is used to support autonomous data collection by reducing human involvement. It is hard to analyze such data, especially when working with the sensors in a real-time environment. On using data analytics in IoT with the help of RDF, many issues can be resolved. Resultant data will have a better chance of quality analytics by reforming data into the semantical annotation. Industrial correspondence through data will be improved by the induction of semantics at large due to efficient data capturing, whereas one popular medium of sensors’ data storage is Relational Database (RDB). This study provides a complete automated mechanism to transform from loosely structured data stored in RDB into RDF. These data are obtained from sensors in semantically annotated RDF stores. The given study comprises methodology for improving compatibility by introducing bidirectional transformation between classical DB and RDF data stores to enhance the sustainable capabilities of IoT systems for autonomous analytics. Two case studies, one on weather and another on heart-rate measurement collections through IoT sensors, are used to show the transformation process in operation.