Features of Ensuring IoE (Internet of Energy) in E-judgment: Technical Formation and Storage of Metadata

This paper examines the technical aspects of implementing Internet of Energy (IoE) principles in E-Judgment systems, focusing on the formation and storage of energy-related metadata. Through comparative and inductive analysis of existing literature and technical reports, we explore how IoE concepts can address inefficiencies in energy consumption and data management within digital justice platforms. Key findings include the potential for unified energy metadata structures, edge computing applications for data preprocessing, and blockchain technologies for ensuring data integrity. We propose strategies for developing energy-efficient metadata management systems that optimize E-Judgment processes. While IoE approaches show promise for enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of digital court systems, challenges in process adaptation and data confidentiality remain. This research highlights IoE as a critical tool for optimizing energy use and improving the effectiveness of E-Judgment systems through advanced metadata management techniques.