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Semantic Reasoning with Contextual Ontologies on Sensor Cloud Environment

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  • Kyungeun Park
  • Yanggon Kim
  • Juno Chang

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This research first focused on processing enormous number of sensor events from a variety of city-wide sensor networks. As a solution, the well-known big data handling scheme, Hadoop cluster framework, drew, unquestionably, our attention. The acquired sensor events are to be used to immediately detect a certain abnormal situation within the framework. Accordingly, we integrated our existing context-aware collaboration framework with Hadoop cluster framework by interfacing data collection and context-aware reasoning parts of the existing framework with the Hadoop cluster framework. This approach enabled us to effectively process massive sensor events and semantically analyze the big data within the cluster environment. The proposed smart city sensor cloud framework provides ontology-enabled semantic reasoning scheme with the XOntology in combination with the Context-Aware Inference (CAI) model. By applying the ontology technology, the proposed framework enhances the availability and interoperability of the contextual information across many cooperating parties according to semantic reasoning results. Further, this framework is flexible enough to integrate any heterogeneous platforms including many existing IT solutions as well as mobile platforms. In addition, this approach presents the direction of progressive migration of many existing sensor network solutions into big data handling sensor cloud framework.

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  • Kyungeun Park & Yanggon Kim & Juno Chang, 2014. "Semantic Reasoning with Contextual Ontologies on Sensor Cloud Environment," International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, , vol. 10(4), pages 693957-6939, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:sae:intdis:v:10:y:2014:i:4:p:693957
    DOI: 10.1155/2014/693957
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