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Fig. 11 Common event service ontology
6.2 Complex Event Service Ontology
It provides devices to prepare and function upon aggregated data streams to collect
farm events, for example, requirement for irrigation system, diseased animals or
vermin/pests identification in crops. This ontology mainly deals with all types of
sensor generated events triggered by smart devices. The advantage of using this
ontology is that it can function in collaboration with IoT-Lite ontology already
mentioned. Where, IoT-Lite nearly has all the knowledge regarding the usage pattern
of majority of IoT applications, it ignores the less used classes and relationships of
SSN, making it fast and spontaneous. On one hand, where the IoT-Lite functions to
provide quick solutions to most of the common queries, CESO provides the event
triggering and handling functionality [65]. CESO is shown in Fig. 11.
6.3 SAGRO-Lite
During development for this precise and explicit ontology intended for the domain
of horticultural in developing nations, the following points were considered:
G. K. Shankhdhar et al.
Fig. 11 Common event service ontology
6.2 Complex Event Service Ontology
It provides devices to prepare and function upon aggregated data streams to collect
farm events, for example, requirement for irrigation system, diseased animals or
vermin/pests identification in crops. This ontology mainly deals with all types of
sensor generated events triggered by smart devices. The advantage of using this
ontology is that it can function in collaboration with IoT-Lite ontology already
mentioned. Where, IoT-Lite nearly has all the knowledge regarding the usage pattern
of majority of IoT applications, it ignores the less used classes and relationships of
SSN, making it fast and spontaneous. On one hand, where the IoT-Lite functions to
provide quick solutions to most of the common queries, CESO provides the event
triggering and handling functionality [65]. CESO is shown in Fig. 11.
6.3 SAGRO-Lite
During development for this precise and explicit ontology intended for the domain
of horticultural in developing nations, the following points were considered: