Linked sensor data

Patni, Harshal Kamlesh; Henson, Cory; Sheth, Amit P.

doi:10.1109/cts.2010.5478492

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“…Other research in the direction of publishing sensor data as linked data include [2] and [3]. Patni et al [2] were the first to publish a large dataset of sensor descriptions and measurements, by first representing it in Observations and Measurements (O&M) standard and then converting it to Resource Description Framework (RDF) format.…”

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“…Patni et al [2] were the first to publish a large dataset of sensor descriptions and measurements, by first representing it in Observations and Measurements (O&M) standard and then converting it to Resource Description Framework (RDF) format. The linked sensor data is using a sensor ontology schema based on the concepts from O&M and the external links are made only for the location attribute, using the Geonames dataset.…”

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“…linked sensor data [2][3] [4]), or to semantic annotation and composition of web services [5]. More general directions that can be identified in building the Semantic Sensor Web are:…”

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A Framework for Semantic Enrichment of Sensor Data

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The increased interest in sensing the environment in which we live has led to the deployment of thousands of sensors which can measure and report its status. In order to raise the impact that sensor networks can have, improving the usability and accessibility of the measurements they provide is an important step.The problem addressed in this paper is that of enrichment of sensor descriptions and measurements in order to provide richer data, i.e., data containing more meaning. We propose a framework for automatizing the process of semantically enriching sensor descriptions and measurements with the purpose of improving the usability and accessibility of sensor data.

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2012

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“…The paper stresses the importance of finding the appropriate links between different datasets from LOD and proposes a semiautomatic way for generating them. Patni et al [7] were the first to add to the LOD cloud a large dataset of sensor descriptions and measurement, by first representing it in Observation and Measurements (O&M) standard and then converting it to a standard representation in Resource Description Framework (RDF). Barnaghi and Presser [8] propose a platform for publishing linked sensor data defined by spatial, temporal and thematic attributes.…”

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“…Extending Sensor Web towards applying semantic technologies leads to the development of Semantic Sensor Web (SSW) [6] enabling the integration of different systems. Some of the directions adopted for achieving such integration are related to Linked Open Data (LOD) (including Linked sensor data [7][8] [9]), or to semantic annotation and composition of web services [10].…”

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A System for Publishing Sensor Data on the Semantic Web

Moraru

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Mladenić

2011

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The development of sensor technologies in the last years offers support for new applications for the Internet of Things. The availability of the data resulting from sensor networks deployed in different environments is important for a number of advanced services, such as traffic flow prediction and power consumption monitoring.We propose a system for publishing sensor data following the linked data principles and providing hereby integration with the Semantic Web. The main components are the Semantic Enrichment component and the Data Publishing component, while for storing sensor data we use a relational database.

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ProTru: a provenance‐based trust architecture for wireless sensor networks

Doğan

2016

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Summary Trust is an important component of wireless sensor networks for believability of the produced data, and trust history is a crucial asset in deciding trust of the data. In this paper, we show how provenance can be used for registering previous trust records and other information such as node type, data type, and node location. Our aim is to design a distributed trust‐enhancing architecture using only local provenance during sensor fusion with a low communication overhead. Our network is cognitive in the sense that our system reacts automatically upon detecting low trust. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Linked sensor data

Cited by 127 publications

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A Framework for Semantic Enrichment of Sensor Data

A Framework for Semantic Enrichment of Sensor Data

A System for Publishing Sensor Data on the Semantic Web

ProTru: a provenance‐based trust architecture for wireless sensor networks

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