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Figure 1: The "real world-virtual world" connection - the Internet of Things, IoT. HILO LELCCT TICE UF EELENL KO, UL, lids CVUIVEM LPO UI LULIVEL gence of the Internet, wireless technologies and Micro-Electro- Mechanical Systems, MEMS, which contains micro-circuitry on a tiny silicon chip into which some mechanical device such as a sen- sor has been manufactured. Wireless is a term used to describe telecommunications in which electromagnetic waves/acoustic waves carry the signal over part or the entire communication path called machine to machine, M2M, communication. Generally, the physical signals from sensor are sent to an analog signal process- ing device in the form of an amplifier or a low-pass filter. On the basis of the information received, the actuators make the neces- sary decisions about how to respond to the appropriate actions. It creates, however, a new type of data, big data, James [9], Vossen G [19] - a large number of datasets in the streaming and dynamic forms. Thus, we need a new approach that seeks to discover new information, identify and categorize data, focusing on exploring natural phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, and understand- ing real-time laws of nature. IoT is an environment where the real world and virtual world are constantly connected via the wireless sensor network, WSN, in which, internet/cloud is referred to as the virtual world. It enables us to observe and control our sur- roundings anytime, anywhere, which is represented graphically in the following figure 1.

Figure 1 The "real world-virtual world" connection - the Internet of Things, IoT. HILO LELCCT TICE UF EELENL KO, UL, lids CVUIVEM LPO UI LULIVEL gence of the Internet, wireless technologies and Micro-Electro- Mechanical Systems, MEMS, which contains micro-circuitry on a tiny silicon chip into which some mechanical device such as a sen- sor has been manufactured. Wireless is a term used to describe telecommunications in which electromagnetic waves/acoustic waves carry the signal over part or the entire communication path called machine to machine, M2M, communication. Generally, the physical signals from sensor are sent to an analog signal process- ing device in the form of an amplifier or a low-pass filter. On the basis of the information received, the actuators make the neces- sary decisions about how to respond to the appropriate actions. It creates, however, a new type of data, big data, James [9], Vossen G [19] - a large number of datasets in the streaming and dynamic forms. Thus, we need a new approach that seeks to discover new information, identify and categorize data, focusing on exploring natural phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, and understand- ing real-time laws of nature. IoT is an environment where the real world and virtual world are constantly connected via the wireless sensor network, WSN, in which, internet/cloud is referred to as the virtual world. It enables us to observe and control our sur- roundings anytime, anywhere, which is represented graphically in the following figure 1.

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