Development of a Fully Interoperable Middleware Framework Based on IoT Techniques

Htaik, Nay Min; Maung, Nyein Aye Maung; Zaw, Win

doi:10.1109/icsec.2017.8443801

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“…The ontology-based approach is used to define distributed systems at a high level, hence abstracting their heterogeneity and enabling a programmatic construction of systems of systems. On the other hand, (Htaik, 2017) presents a framework to tackle heterogeneity issues arising in sensor devices by using semantic web technologies. The framework uses a semantic model to integrate sensor information into the existing middleware.…”

Section: Middleware Communitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Dynamic Interoperability Model for an Emergent Middleware Framework

Nundloll

Blair

2023

International Journal of Distributed Systems and Technologies

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Standard middleware platforms are unable to cope with extreme heterogeneity and dynamicity of distributed systems. With new trends in mobile/pervasive applications, distributed systems are required to connect to one another at run time, implying that heterogeneities arising in systems need to be resolved on the fly. This ability of a system to interact with a different system is known as interoperability. More advanced solutions, which exceed the state-of-the-art in middleware, are required to handle interoperability on the fly. This paper investigates the challenges of enabling dynamic interoperability for the domain of vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs). The paper uses semantic web technologies to help devise an emergent middleware to enable different VANETs to interact with each other at runtime. An ontology-based framework coupled with an experimental evaluation of the framework is presented. The need for linguistic techniques in assisting ontologies is also emphasized in the framework.

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Section: Middleware Communitymentioning

confidence: 99%