LEMONS: Leveraging Model-Based Techniques to Enable Non-Intrusive Semantic Enrichment in Wireless Sensor Networks

📅 2026-08-25
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该论文提出一种基于模型的方法,利用语义网技术在无线传感器网络中实现非侵入式语义增强,提高数据互操作性和简化网络配置。
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The paper presents an efficient approach to the semantic enrichment of measured sensor data in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), by bridging techniques from Model-driven Software Development (MDSD) and Semantic Web Technology (SWT). Our approach reinforces data interoperability, fostering data sharing and reuse, by utilizing SWT. Model-based and type-agnostic configuration reduces the overall effort for WSN setup and maintenance, which are traditionally complex and time-consuming tasks. The presented approach addresses the problem of large-scale WSN management through the application of SWT in WSN configuration and management without requiring expert knowledge. Additionally, we present a generic architecture and an implementation which is also supplemented by hands-on descriptions of an illustrative use case. Our experimental results demonstrate that our model-based approach provides non-intrusive semantic enrichment with sub-millisecond computational overhead, as well as partially automated configuration of WSNs.
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Wireless Sensor Networks
Semantic Enrichment
Data Interoperability
Model-driven Software Development
Semantic Web Technology
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Model-driven Software Development
Semantic Web Technology
Non-intrusive Semantic Enrichment
Wireless Sensor Networks
Automated Configuration
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