Machine-to-machine communication for agricultural systems: An XML-based auxiliary language to enhance semantic interoperability

Schuster, Edmund‐Philipp; Lee, Hyoung‐gon; Ehsani, Reza; Allen, Stuart J.; Rogers, James

doi:10.1016/j.compag.2011.07.002

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“…Therefore, researchers worldwide have conducted numerous studies to solve these heterogeneities in PA (Iftikhar and Pedersen, 2011;Schuster et al, 2011). However, a satisfactory solution for acquiring, integrating, processing, and distributing PA monitoring information interoperably over the WWW space from the physical sensor space remains unavailable.…”

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confidence: 98%

Integrated open geospatial web service enabled cyber-physical information infrastructure for precision agriculture monitoring

Chen

Zhang

Wang

2015

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture

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Section: Background and Problemsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Integrated open geospatial web service enabled cyber-physical information infrastructure for precision agriculture monitoring

Chen

Zhang

Wang

2015

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture

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“…This cloud is designed based on the XML structure due to its reliable and easy capability (Sormaz et al 2010;Schuster et al 2011;Bohm and Kanne 2011;Jea, Chang, and Cheng 2011) for manufacturing data transformation. The XML Service Cloud, which is service-oriented approach, enables different manufacturing agents to collaborate with each other when they are distributed over the globe.…”

Section: Xml Service Cloudmentioning

confidence: 99%

A platform for optimisation in distributed manufacturing enterprises based on cloud manufacturing paradigm

Valilai

Houshmand

2014

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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The synergy of fundamental factors like changes in governmental policies, global expansions of the manufacturing industries and improvements in technology related to reliability of manufacturing information flow have created the global manufacturing revolution in the first years of the twenty-first century. Although the concept of global manufacturing enterprise has created benefits and opportunities for today's manufacturing enterprises, it has enforced enterprises to endure costs to adopt the global manufacturing solutions. Besides, considering the researches aimed to enable the global manufacturing paradigm, there is still a need for efficient solutions to fulfil the global product development requirements. In this paper, the essential aspects and requirements of a global manufacturing approach are studied. Considering the essential requirements such as integration of manufacturing operations over the globe, maintaining manufacturing networks in distributed manufacturing enterprises, collaboration of global manufacturing agents within the networks and enabling the optimal solution systems in global manufacturing enterprises, the paper reviews the dominant researches for the global manufacturing solutions. Considering the new paradigm for global manufacturing called cloud manufacturing discussed in the latest works of the authors, the paper proposes a new manufacturing platform called STRATUS Cloud for today's global manufacturing. The architecture of STRATUS Cloud is discussed based on the cloud manufacturing paradigm to fulfil the requirements of global manufacturing platform especially in enabling the global manufacturing for adoption of optimal solution systems. The STRATUS Cloud inherits capabilities from the recent authors' researches such as collaboration support of distributed manufacturing agents over the globe and the integration of the manufacturing operation based on the STEP standard while extending its application and fulfilling STEP's limitations. The STRATUS Cloud proposes a contribution for enabling the adoption of the optimal solutions through manufacturing processes. This contribution is achieved via a manufacturing cloud reconciled with the proposed platform structure. The capabilities of the STRATUS Cloud to enable optimisation systems are discussed in different case study scenarios.

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“…One simple example provides some indication of the kind of focus required among cross disciplinary skills and task(s) to make such a shift in usage. Employment of methods like those of Milliken et al (2010) or Oliver (2010) indicates that usage of these mathematical approaches is limited because a comprehensive data processing and computing infrastructure for on-farm, in the field agricultural activities, does not exist (Schuster et al, 2011). We provide on example of the problem.…”

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The Illuminating Role of Laser Scanning Digital Elevation Models in Precision Agriculture Experimental Designs - An Agro-Ecology Perspective

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Machine-to-machine communication for agricultural systems: An XML-based auxiliary language to enhance semantic interoperability

Cited by 22 publications

References 15 publications

Integrated open geospatial web service enabled cyber-physical information infrastructure for precision agriculture monitoring

Integrated open geospatial web service enabled cyber-physical information infrastructure for precision agriculture monitoring

A platform for optimisation in distributed manufacturing enterprises based on cloud manufacturing paradigm

The Illuminating Role of Laser Scanning Digital Elevation Models in Precision Agriculture Experimental Designs - An Agro-Ecology Perspective

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