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Ontology Summit 2015 Internet of Things

The Ontology Summit 2015 explored the integration of IoT ontologies and related standards through Track D discussions. Chaired by industry leaders from ISO/IEC, W3C, and Telecom Italia, the summit focused on cross-cutting abstractions, connectivity status, discovery, and the evolution of legacy systems in pervasive computing. Keynote candidates included experts from Cisco and Intel. The session highlighted significant standards organizations such as W3C, IEEE, and ZigBee, emphasizing the need for collaboration and innovation in creating a smart, networked society through improved ontological frameworks.

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Ontology Summit 2015 Internet of Things

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  1. Ontology Summit 2015Internet of Things Toward Smart Networked Systemsand Societies Track D: Related standards & synergies for emerging iot ontologies Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  2. Track D Invitees William Miller, Chair ISO/IEC/IEEE 21451-1-4 (accepted) Mark Hamilton, RTI Sr. Director of Services Chuck Evanhoe, Chairman, IoT-SG, US Technical Advisors Group for ISO/IEC JTC 1/WG 10 – IoT Working Group Dave Ragget, W3C Web of Things (Funding source: EU Compose project) Roberto Minerva, Telecom Italia (IEEE, iot.ieee.org) Raphael Cohn (Oasis MQTT Chair) ZigBee (Gary Audin) Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  3. Questions & Topics • What are cross-cutting abstractions? • Status of connectivity • Discovery • Calibration, measurement, resolution (from 2015 Summit) • What’s new vs. legacy from embedded & pervasive computing? Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  4. Misc Resources • Web of Things Meeting Report (June 2014) • SeeControl (Cloud IoT) • Automated Buildings columnists Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  5. Keynoter Candidates • Roberto Minerva (IEEE IoT) • Joseph Bradley (Cisco IoE Evangelist and VP) • William Sennett, Alex Wahl (?) (IBM Watson) • Rex St. John (Intel IoT Evangelist) • Carla Diana (Ted Talk) • Richard McElhinneyProject Haystack Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  6. Standards Orgs & Initiatives • W3C – Web of Things Community Group • IEEE • ECHONET Consortium (home appliances, LITE spec, cert equip) • Wi-SUN Wireless smart utility networks • Share-PSI 2.0 Thematic Network (EU Open Data initiatives) • ZigBee Alliance (IEEE 802.15) • Oasis Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (IBM, Cisco, Red Hat, Tibco, Facebook) • AllJoyn • ISO/IEEE 11073 Health Informatics Devices • Project Haystack Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  7. De Facto Standards and Influences • Intel Edison Embedded Processor, HDMI Stick Computer • Activity Streams(Slides by C. Messina @Google) • Alliance for Wireless Power (Rezence) • ZigBee Ontology (Chien et al., 2013) Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  8. Related Standards & Groups • Spatial Data (GeoSPARQL, NeoGeo, ISA Locn) • Time Ontology (reference?) • IEEE TC’s: Smart Cities, Big Data, Cybersecurity, IoT Communities Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

  9. Phil Archer phila@w3.org Ontolog Summit 2015 Track D

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