Information-centric industrial Internet of Things: Service model
Published 1 October 2012
Yan Wang, Peng Zeng, Xu Wang, Yangyu Zhang, Fangjun Kuang, Baohui Zhu
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A 7-level network protocol is devised with the service-oriented architecture of a 3-tier hierarchical model to establish an informational architecture using incomplete measurement data and reasoning for large-scale industrial networks.
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Industrial network of the next generation are expected to have augmented capabilities and intelligence within the information-centric paradigm supports. In this paper, a 7-level network protocol is devised with the service-oriented architecture of a 3-tier hierarchical model. Large-scale decentralized resources are abstracted into virtual physical devices first as a primary service provider. Knowledge and services are defined and formulated using ontology models in a modeling layer. Context awareness is used to align attributes and to intensify couplings between different decentralized resources by decomposing and aggregating internal ontology models. Knowledge, services and context make large-scale industrial networks more cognitive and feasible. Through the optimal composition of elementary services, decentralized applications are implemented in the service-oriented architecture. An informational architecture can finally be established using incomplete measurement data and reasoning for large-scale industrial networks.
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