The Construction of Ontology in the Area of Traffic Violations

Jiang, Yayun; Xu, Zheng; Wang, Xiaomei

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-55038-6_58

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“…Requiring an ontology on a particular topic for an event model can restrict data types that can be used, as well as the domain. Authors in [13] have a method to develop an ontology for traffic violations. In our particular application, the World Wide Web Consortium is developing a Traffic Event Ontology, which we could use for at least one data stream, but this ontology is not available as of the writing of this paper.…”

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Event model to facilitate data sharing among services: Closing the gap between research and implementation

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2016

2016 IEEE 3rd World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT)

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Development of smart city services is presently hindered because the data is too heterogeneous, despite the increasing availability of data in open data initiatives. We determined metadata fields and semantics for our proposed model after a survey of other event models, and after its trial implementation in actual applications. Our event metadata model is unique among event models in being extensible as needed. We illustrate our model by showing it with different data types, and we validate it using real-world data in a prototype smart cities service for pedestrian safety. Wide adoption of our event metadata model has the potential to broaden the number and scope of smart city services.

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