摘要(英) |
Recently, surveillance systems have implemented context-awareness techniques to monitor context, and thus to provide efficient danger detection. As these systems get more and more complicated, they face maintainability and flexibility issues. Therefore, we propose a web ontology language (OWL) and semantic web rule language (SWRL) based surveillance system. By using OWL to describe context, user can use the Protégé graphical tool to maintain it. This improves system maintainability. Further, by using SWRL to describe rules of dangerous situation, the coupling between rules and rule engine is greatly reduced. This improves system flexibility in choosing alternative rule engines.
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