Semantic Knowledge and Service Models for Energy-Aware Systems

The energy domain is affected by digitalization like any other domain. Interoperability between the energy-aware devices and grid, and even market actors, are opening a vast amount of use-cases and business models for smart energy services and possibilities to make the systems more efficient. Relate...

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Published inGreen, Pervasive, and Cloud Computing pp. 523 - 537
Main Author Kalaoja, Jarmo
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Cham Springer International Publishing
SeriesLecture Notes in Computer Science
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Energy-aware
Knowledge model
Service model
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Summary:The energy domain is affected by digitalization like any other domain. Interoperability between the energy-aware devices and grid, and even market actors, are opening a vast amount of use-cases and business models for smart energy services and possibilities to make the systems more efficient. Related standards in the energy domain and neighbouring domains are numerous and knowledge modelling needs to take this already grounded work into account. This research shows how energy-related information and concepts, from weather and energy market information to sensor data, are semantically described and how services using the semantic information can manifest themselves in the same semantic way to be used in a network of energy awareness-related services.
ISBN:3319571850
9783319571850
ISSN:0302-9743
1611-3349
DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-57186-7_38