This paper proposes a methodology for run-time safety management in Smart Work Environments (SWE), based on a semantic assessment of the risks, based on defined indicators. To assess SWE safety, we define a novel ontological model for representing its characteristics and introduce a metric for run-time evaluation of the SWE safety level. A description logic reasoner is used to automatically check the consistency of the proposed ontology. The novelty of the approach lies in treating safety at run-time.

An ontological approach for run-time safety management in smart work environments

TEIMOURIKIA, MAHSA;FUGINI, MARIAGRAZIA;ZIO, ENRICO
2016-01-01

Abstract

This paper proposes a methodology for run-time safety management in Smart Work Environments (SWE), based on a semantic assessment of the risks, based on defined indicators. To assess SWE safety, we define a novel ontological model for representing its characteristics and introduce a metric for run-time evaluation of the SWE safety level. A description logic reasoner is used to automatically check the consistency of the proposed ontology. The novelty of the approach lies in treating safety at run-time.
2016
Proceedings - 25th IEEE International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises, WETICE 2016
9781509016631
9781509016631
Internet of things; Ontology; Run-time safety management; Safety; Smart environments; Computer Networks and Communications; Hardware and Architecture; Modeling and Simulation
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