Power-managed smart lighting using a semantic interoperability architecture

Smart Street Lighting & Automated fault detection using power consumption data

Street lighting systems are one of the key infrastructures of a city and are important for safe driving and safety of the pedestrians. Also, owing to the large number of lamps, street lighting accounts to high energy consumption and thus a significant cost to the utilities. Smart street lighting solutions enable control, monitoring and automatic fault detection, transforming these systems into ...

Semantic interoperability architecture for electronic government

Semantic Interoperability is arguably the least developed aspect of Government Interoperability Frameworks. This could be explained by poor understanding of the semantic interoperability problem in government, considering its substance and scope, difficulties encountered in aligning technical solutions with the practice of government organizations, and the paucity of mature semantic technologie...

Semantic Interoperability Using Multiple Ontologies

There are now robust technical solutions to interoperate geographic information in a syntactic and schematic sense. But, problem with different meaning of geo-data from distributed geo-information sources still exists. The use of ontologies in semantic translation is a viable approach to overcome the problem of semantic heterogeneity. Also, from the technological point of view, mediator-based s...

Semantic Interoperability for Smart Grid - CIM Adoption Process

Study on Semantic Assets for Smart Appliances Interoperability D -

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