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Internet of Things-Based Service-Oriented Architecture for Industrial Applications
Abstract
The industrial world has witnessed rapid development and popularity of the Internet of Things (IoT) based information systems that provide various services to business applications (e.g., manufacturing, supply chain management). These information systems use pervasive computing, ubiquitous computing and unique data communication protocols to sense industrial applications in an environment where the physical and digital worlds work together. The new information system can serve various business service categories through continuous symbiotic interactions. These interactions exchange data and information to create services that benefit the industrial world and help smooth business operations. This chapter describes the Apparel Business Decentralized Data Integration (ABDDI) information system architecture that requires a description of a logic-based knowledge representation scheme for information modelling and reasoning to provide web services semantic interoperability with the help of ontology. The chapter also presents an example of the service composition ontology's similarity assessment based on an algorithm.
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