Context-aware location in the Internet of Things

Andreini, Federico; Crisciani, Flavio; Cicconetti, Claudio; Mambrini, Raffaella

doi:10.1109/glocomw.2010.5700330

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“…The ICT of service-oriented architectures shift the paradigm of energy measurement from host-centric to content-centric [8]. Meanwhile, the paradigm of energy services shifts from inventory-centric to just-in-time, which enables sustainable energy services by dynamic monitoring and decision systems [9].…”

Section: International Journal Of Distributed Sensor Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

Wang

Zeng

Huang

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Service-oriented architectures make establishing comprehensive profiles of smart factories feasible. In this paper, an energy tree model is used to describe a profile that shapes energy system dynamics. The energy tree shows an overall and detailed profile that combines information communication technologies and ontology knowledge bases. A 7-level network protocol defines sustainable communication services for accumulating local information to maintain the global energy tree in real time. The communication protocol manages everchanging temporal and spatial misalignments by aligning groups of energy resources that are temporally or spatially related. Meanwhile, correlated domain information regarding industrial processes is formulized into ontology models. Ontology-based semantic contexts allocate knowledge-supported attributes to energy resources, including systems, resources, and users. The key objective of context awareness is to align attributes and to intensify couplings between different energy resources by decomposing and aggregating internal ontology models. Intertemporal and interspatial correlations of energy resources are made available by the cooperative transmission of ontology-based semantic contexts in the protocol framework. An informational architecture based on the conceptual energy tree finally can be established using incomplete measurement data and reasoning for large-scale industrial networks. A Smart Grid application instance is given to demo,strate the functionalities of energy tree dynamics.

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Section: International Journal Of Distributed Sensor Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

Wang

Zeng

Huang

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Numerous activist groups have established their concepts .Uncontrolled environment (visibility, availability, and confidence), variety, scalability, interactive, plurality, intimacy, vast array interdependence, unattendedness, and shared resource efficiency have some features or aspects of IoT [2]. This is the major objectives performed in IoT are object confirmation, action triggering, object processing and object activation [3]. • RFID (Radio Frequency Identification): It's one of IoT's key components and it is a relatively small a bonding visible that have just receives the signals as good.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Internet of Things (Iot): A Review

Singh¹

2021

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Nowadays highly cited types are interconnected over through the Internet. It can take control of and enable so many services from the mobile phones devices. You can arrange passes, banking, traffic controls, clear your dues, get municipal certificates etc. Because of the devices' complexity design, IoT have several issues such as information exchange and influence, big data, scalability, protection, interoperability. Numerous (sensing) devices in the network continue to maintain and send the information to the power area for planning and policy making. This paper helps you understand what IoT is, then what the main dilemmas.

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“…WoT is inherently closely connected to its context. Nearly all applications in WoT are designed to be context‐aware . Obviously, context information, including environment context, temporal context, user context, and system context, must be considered in the security and privacy issues of WoT.…”

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Context‐aware usage control for web of things

Bai

Yang

et al. 2012

Security Comm Networks

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The Web of Things (WoT), inherited from the Internet of Things (IoT), encapsulates functionalities into publishable services on the Web to enable the IoT a seamless integration with the Web. The openness of the Web, in turn, directly exposes WoT to existing attacks from the Web. In addition, WoT possesses characteristics of high security and privacy concerns, mobility, and limited capabilities, which require specific and additional security and privacy protection beyond existing mechanisms. More importantly, WoT is inherently connected to its context, so context information must be taken into account in its security and privacy measures. To address these challenges, we propose a context‐aware usage control model (ConUCON), which leverages the context information to enhance data, resource, and service protection for WoT. On the basis of ConUCON, we also design and implement a context‐aware usage control framework on the middleware layer in our ongoing SmartHome project, to provide security and privacy protection. ConUCON is designed specifically to express the context‐aware usage policy specification, such that security and privacy requirements can be easily specified and enforced with the proposed model and framework. Finally, we apply ConUCON to a remote appliance management prototype, as a case study, to demonstrates its feasibility in a real environment. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Context-aware location in the Internet of Things

Cited by 14 publications

References 12 publications

Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

Internet of Things (Iot): A Review

Context‐aware usage control for web of things

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