84
Internet of Things (IoT)
Applications
end user
Structured
database
Cloud /
big data
Meta data
ontologies
Semantic engine
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Mobile
network
Network
layer
Application
layer
Interface
layer
Service
layer
Data
layer
Interface
object
API
objects/service
Bio-interface
Profiling
SA
OC
SD
TM
ID
Mngt
RM
SC
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Application
end user ser
Interface
layer y
Service
layer y
B
SA
ID
Mngt
API
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Mobile
network
RFID-Tags
WSN
Social
agent
Service MNGT
agent
Physical
layer
Network
layer
Application
layer
SloT SERVER
OBJECT/GATEWAY
FIGURE 5.5
Architecture of SIoT.
TABLE 5.1
Relationships of Socialization
Relationships of
Socialization
Objective
Applicable Areas
Parental Object Relationship
(POR)
Established among objects belonging
to the same production batch
Homogeneous objects originated in
the same period by the same
manufacturer
Co-Location Object
Relationship (CLOR)
Established among objects (either
homogeneous or heterogeneous)
used always in the same place (as in
the case of sensors, actuators, and
augmented objects used in the same
environment such as a smart home
or a smart city). Observe that, in
certain cases, such C-LORs are
established between objects that are
unlikely to cooperate with each other
to achieve a common goal.
Nevertheless, they are still useful to
fill the network with “short” links.
Heterogeneous objects originated
used in the same place
Co-Work Object Relationship
(CWOR)
Established whenever objects
collaborate to provide a common IoT
application
Objects that come in touch to be
used together and cooperate for
applications such as emergency
response and telemedicine.
Ownership Object
Relationship (OOR)
Established among heterogeneous
objects which belong to the same
user
Smart phones, music players, game
consoles, etc.
Social Object Relationship
(SOR)
Established when objects come into
contact, sporadically or continuously,
because their owners come in touch
with each other during their lives
Devices and sensors belonging to
friends, classmates, travel
companions, and colleagues.
Internet of Things (IoT)
Applications
end user
Structured
database
Cloud /
big data
Meta data
ontologies
Semantic engine
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Mobile
network
Network
layer
Application
layer
Interface
layer
Service
layer
Data
layer
Interface
object
API
objects/service
Bio-interface
Profiling
SA
OC
SD
TM
ID
Mngt
RM
SC
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Application
end user ser
Interface
layer y
Service
layer y
B
SA
ID
Mngt
API
Internet
Wireless
LAN
Mobile
network
RFID-Tags
WSN
Social
agent
Service MNGT
agent
Physical
layer
Network
layer
Application
layer
SloT SERVER
OBJECT/GATEWAY
FIGURE 5.5
Architecture of SIoT.
TABLE 5.1
Relationships of Socialization
Relationships of
Socialization
Objective
Applicable Areas
Parental Object Relationship
(POR)
Established among objects belonging
to the same production batch
Homogeneous objects originated in
the same period by the same
manufacturer
Co-Location Object
Relationship (CLOR)
Established among objects (either
homogeneous or heterogeneous)
used always in the same place (as in
the case of sensors, actuators, and
augmented objects used in the same
environment such as a smart home
or a smart city). Observe that, in
certain cases, such C-LORs are
established between objects that are
unlikely to cooperate with each other
to achieve a common goal.
Nevertheless, they are still useful to
fill the network with “short” links.
Heterogeneous objects originated
used in the same place
Co-Work Object Relationship
(CWOR)
Established whenever objects
collaborate to provide a common IoT
application
Objects that come in touch to be
used together and cooperate for
applications such as emergency
response and telemedicine.
Ownership Object
Relationship (OOR)
Established among heterogeneous
objects which belong to the same
user
Smart phones, music players, game
consoles, etc.
Social Object Relationship
(SOR)
Established when objects come into
contact, sporadically or continuously,
because their owners come in touch
with each other during their lives
Devices and sensors belonging to
friends, classmates, travel
companions, and colleagues.