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I. I NTRODUCTION
Internet of Things (IoT) [1], [2] is generating prodigious
amount of data, increasing sophisticated analytic mechanisms
and tools, that are providing insight that allow us to operate
the machines in entirely new ways, more effectively, and in a
collaborative way.
The power of the data provided by all the resources that
are being connected to Internet will bring a new conception
of the world, where the big data analysis is required to
take advantage of its potential for high-level modelling and
knowledge engineering.
The potential of this flow of data from physical resources
towards the Future Internet facilities is what we want to
analyse in this work through Big Data Analytic tools.
The challenge for Big Data is to understand the interactions
between smart objects and humans. The origin of the Internet
has been a human-human type interactions, since the content
was defined by humans to be consumed by other humans, but
with the IoT the content is being defined by objects. Therefore,
the interactions and influence over our lives is an open issue,
and this needs to be understood how the IoT will play a key
role in our Smart Cities and Smart environments.
In particular, this work will analyses these interactions and
potential from the perspective of the Human Dynamics, the
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Fig. 2: Correlated SmartSantander Traffic with the temperature under different seasons.
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Fig. 3: SmartSantander Traffic density distribution. The X-axis present the percent of traffic density, and the Y-axis the number
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