Case Study of ICT Architectures for a Context-Aware System in Smart Energy Domain
Maliheh Haghgoo, Antonello Monti · 2020
Nowadays, by the integration of the internet into many computational areas, smart energy automation and the reliable controlling system can be achieved by introducing the Internet of Things (IoT). As IoT becomes an active research area, different methods, and strategies from different points of view have been explored to promote the development and popularity of IoT. One trend is viewing IoT as Web of Things (WoT) where the open Web standards are supported for information sharing and device interpretation. This WoT vision enables a new way of narrowing the barrier between the virtual and physical worlds. This paper presents the result of a European project in demonstrating different ICT architectures for context information management. It uses some key enabling technologies of WoT to share the data from the smart energy system and end up with a hybrid ICT architecture. The demonstrated architectures can be further powered with any intelligent algorithms and applications to provide a fully digitalized environment.