Sensor Network Ontology Classes and Properties
The SSN Ontology of the W3C Semantic Sensor Network Incubator Group
... SSN ontology is combined with ontolo- gies for observed properties, such as SWEET, 19 and SWE doc- uments are annotated to link to these ...new sensor, the framework can thus interpret the metadata ...
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Extension of the Semantic Sensor Network Ontology for Wireless Sensor Networks: The Stimulus-WSNnode-Communication Pattern
... Therefore, WSN nodes must be able to adapt to their context (for example, their energy level). The context is a set of information that the node may have on its environ- ment. A node takes into account its context to ...
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Properties of Opportunistic Routing in the Argo Underwater Sensor Network
... Page | 80 By setting low thresholds for the buffer size and hop count the resource consumption decreases, but the performances in terms of message delivery and latency decreases as well. Along with our simulations, we ...
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Sensor Location For Network Flow And Origin-Destination Estimation With Multiple Vehicle Classes
... taken by Fei and Mahmassani (2011) and Wang, et al. (2012) are useful, but the actual objective (maximizing information) is nonlinear. Thus, the resulting overall optimization has the form of a nonlinear, nonseparable ...
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An Ontology for Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks
... the ontology, rst the intention of the collision attack is to exhaust the battery by using the channel of communication ...the network, the vulnerability is the data integrity requirement and the layer ...
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An Ontology of Soil Properties and Processes
... OSP ontology, we establish a general framework, which extends the SWEET ontology, for expressing how properties, processes, phenomena, human activities and substances affect each ...an ...
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An Ontology of Soil Properties and Processes.
... 3 Viewing and Querying the OSP ontology using Prot´ eg´ e The OSP ontology is stored in the file Soil-Property-Process.owl. Open it using Prot´ eg´ e (go to the ‘File’ menu, click ‘Open’, locate and select ...
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Predicting instances of pathway ontology classes for pathway integration
... corresponding classes in the ...pathway classes in the PW. The PW contains classes for type I (PW:0000895) and type II (PW:0000896) interferon signaling pathways, and has sev- eral subclasses ...
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The Ontology and Network Marketing System
... of properties: semantic relations defined by binary relations between word meanings (that links two wordnet#LexicalConcept s in a meaningful way) and lexical relations between word forms (properties that ...
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HSSN: an ontology for hybrid semantic sensor networks
... Modeling Ontology (WSMO) ...the properties of a ...improves sensor di- versity by allowing the representation of simple sensor nodes in infrastructures, multi-sensor systems, and ...
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Fuzzy Ontology with ANFIS Neural Network for Semantic Sensor Networks in Smart Homes based on Internet of Things
... fuzzy ontology for Semantic Sensor Networks (SSN) is proposed for smart homes in two ...WordNet ontology, the location and type of an object is identified with the aid of a graphical ...neural ...
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Ontology Based Construction of Bayesian Network
... functions. Classes are then transformed with an exhaustive, mutually excluded, discrete value condition of the groups in numerical ...converting properties into arcs between ...
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The Ontology and Architecture for an Academic Social Network
... due to their machine readability. This is possible according to relations defined between people. Each person has unique id in FOAF, e.g. email, openID, URI, and so on [7]. In Fig. 1, FOAF terms are given in by ...
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A Novel Method to Associate Sensor Data with Domain Ontology
... semantic sensor network, which plays an important foundation for ...neural network model has high semantic relevance and ...previous ontology mapping benchmark and proposed a new version of ...
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Wireless sensor network
... a sensor network, one of the first requirements is to establish cryptographic keys for later ...in sensor networks? The inherent properties of sensor networks render previous protocols ...
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Flowstats: an ontology based network management tool
... VI. F LOW S TATS S ET U P A. Assertional Knowledge As was mentioned earlier, the assertional knowledge de- scribes the specific instances of the general classes in the ontology (terminological knowledge). ...
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Using a Lexical Semantic Network for the Ontology Building
... ”hasState”); OPs with a specific sub-graph 9 (aPourAlimentAmi, ”hasFriendlyFoodItem”). 9 A subset of MLSN terms connected through semantic relations. The MIAM ontology we try to enrich counts 21 565 instances of ...
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Ontology-based Intelligent Network Forensics Investigation
... the classes and the relations between them, the final step in the conceptualization is to provide, for each class and relation in the ontology, a detailed description informally using natural ...
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The ontology of things, powers and properties
... the properties I call categorical…In reality, they are second order properties – properties of properties…The dimensions of the causal powers are not properties that things could have ...
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Particles in a Quantum Ontology of Properties
... property ontology, in the hope that interpretational puzzles will be dissolved in this new ...classical ontology of individual particles is responsible for the conceptual problems surrounding ...
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