Ontology of Properties and its Methods of Use: Properties and Unit extraction from texts

Maksimov, N. V.; Gavrilkina, Anastasia; Kuzmina, Victoriy; Borodina, Ekaterina

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2020.02.116

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“…In this paper, we propose a shared ontology and unified ontology schema. The shared ontology is a combination of multiple ontologies, like the sensor network model (SSN) [10], sensor, observation, sample, and actuation (SOSA) [11], geospatial (GEO) [12], quantity kinds and units (QU) [13], extensible observation ontology (OBOE) [14], and IoT-Lite [15].…”

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A unified ontology-based data integration approach for the internet of things

Swar

Khoriba

Belal

2022

IJECE

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<span lang="EN-US">Data integration enables combining data from various data sources in a standard format. Internet of things (IoT) applications use ontology approaches to provide a machine-understandable conceptualization of a domain. We propose a unified ontology schema approach to solve all IoT integration problems at once. The data unification layer maps data from different formats to data patterns based on the unified ontology model. This paper proposes a middleware consisting of an ontology-based approach that collects data from different devices. IoT middleware requires an additional semantic layer for cloud-based IoT platforms to build a schema for data generated from diverse sources. We tested the proposed model on real data consisting of approximately 160,000 readings from various sources in different formats like CSV, JSON, raw data, and XML. The data were collected through the file transfer protocol (FTP) and generated 960,000 resource description framework (RDF) triples. We evaluated the proposed approach by running different queries on different machines on SPARQL protocol and RDF query language (SPARQL) endpoints to check query processing time, validation of integration, and performance of the unified ontology model. The average response time for query execution on generated RDF triples on the three servers were approximately 0.144 seconds, 0.070 seconds, 0.062 seconds, respectively.</span>

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