Joint SDW-WoT WG session
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Meeting
Session objectives:
(a) Define the geolocation deliverables for next WoT WG charter (2023 onwards). A starting list is here [1]. Use cases will guide what kind of geolocation data we might need.
… Do we need velocity? Maybe, the use case is transportation or robotics.
… Do we need to identify topology? Maybe, if we are talking Building Information Management systems.
… Do we need to worry about visibility from given viewpoints? Maybe, if the use case is AR.
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(b) Agree schedule for routine checkpoint joint sessions and date of next meeting. Ongoing coordination is needed to ensure that WoT leverage existing geospatial standards and avoid creating new - especially around vocabularies/ontologies.
WoT gaps and future work are listed here [2].
WoT WG view is that GeoPose (limited to orientation?) and GeoSPARQL (missing a wat to access actual geolocation data in a consistent way?) don't cover all the use cases.
Looking forward to seeing you. Jeremy and Linda
(SDW-WG co-chairs)
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[1]: Geospatial deliverables may include the following
- Geospatial discovery mechanisms (e.g. finding Things near a certain location)
- Geospatial data encoding standards, for both metadata (Thing Descriptions) and dynamic data (here is a proposal, but it is only an outline): https://github.com/w3c/wot-discovery/blob/main/proposals/geolocation.md; may be necessary to enable 1.
- Geospatial use cases (e.g. logistics, Smart City infrastructure management, etc.). We have a set of use cases here, https://github.com/w3c/wot-usecases, and recently did a review of gaps here, https://github.com/w3c/wot-usecases/blob/main/USE-CASES/coverage.csv, and it was clear that accounting for location is one of our biggest gaps.
[2]: Gaps and Future Work:
• GIS Integration
o Geospatial data and discovery
• Data Management
o Digital Twins and shadows
o Event notifications
o Historical data
• Security
o Key provisioning and onboarding
o Secure LAN access
o Proxy services
o Access control and ad-hoc sharing
o MUDS
• Accessibility
o Sensory modality mapping
o Textual/descriptive interfaces
o Service location
o Mobility services
• Advanced Use Cases
o Transportation
o Logistics
o Distributed energy management
o AR visualization
o Analytics integration e.g. for health and safety monitoring
Agenda
The meeting focuses on a discussion starter about how the SDW-WG and Web of Things WG might collaborate for WoT Geospatial
Agenda:
- Introduction of WoT Geospatial plans by Michael McCool
- Discussion
- Planning for inter-WG coordination
- AoB
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