Application of Ontologies for Knowledge Representation in SIoT Environments - a Literature Review

• José Felipe M. Pauletti UFPel
• Ana Marilza Pernas UFPel
• Leandro Camargo IFSul
• Adenauer Yamin UFPel

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/erbd.2024.238866

Abstract

This paper describes the steps for conducting a Systematic Literature Review, which aimed to search for works focusing on the application and development of ontologies for managing friendships in the Social Internet of Things and defining service rules consistent with the execution of these environments. The search for related works was conducted in five scientific databases, namely IEEE, ACM, Scopus, Springer, and Web of Science. In the end, the five most pertinent works to answer the research questions are presented, outlining their characteristics based on the evaluation criteria identified as most relevant.

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