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Semantic methods in IOT

I am trying to use semantic technology in IOT. Over the past two months I have been doing a literary review, and during this time I got acquainted with some of the tools needed (protege, Apache Jena). Now, along with reading documents, I want to play with semantic methods such as annotation, data binding, etc., so that I can better understand the concepts involved. For this, I put the roadmap as:

  • Collect data manually (using sensors) or use some data set already on the Internet.
  • Annotate a dataset and possibly use an ontology (not sure)
  • Applying Open Link Principles I'm not sure if this roadmap is correct or not. I ask for suggestions in the following paragraphs.

Is this roadmap correct? How should I approach steps 2 and 3. In other words, what tools should be used for these steps?

Hope you guys help me find the right way to handle this problem. Thanks

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Semantics and IoT (or semantic sensor network [1]) are a hot topic. Congratulations on choosing an interesting and noteworthy research topic.

In my opinion, your three-step approach looks good. I would recommend that you make a quick prototype so that you can explore potential problems early.

In addition to deployment technologies (Portege, etc.), the following important work may be useful for you:

[1] Sheth, Amit, Cory Henson Satya S. Sahoo. " ". -, IEEE 12.4 (2008): 78-83. [2] Bröring, Arne, et al. " - ". 11.3 (2011): 2652-2699.

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