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Composition challenges for sensor data visualization
Connected objects and monitoring systems continuously produce data about their environment. Dashboards are then designed to aggregate and present these data to end-users. Technologies used to design and implement visualization dashboards are babbling from a software engineering point of view. This paper highlights how this domain could benefit from leveraging separation of concerns and software composition paradigms to support dashboard design.
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