Technical Aspects of Using IoE (Internet of Energy) Metadata in Smart Cities

This paper examines the technical aspects of utilizing Internet of Energy (IoE) metadata in smart city environments. Through comparative and inductive analysis of existing literature and technical reports, we explore how advanced metadata management techniques can address inefficiencies in processing and analyzing large volumes of energy data in urban systems. Key findings include the potential for standardized metadata ontologies, edge computing for data preprocessing, and machine learning algorithms for pattern recognition in energy consumption. We propose strategies for developing unified IoE metadata management systems that integrate with broader smart city infrastructure. While metadata-driven approaches show promise for enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability in urban environments, challenges in data privacy and security remain. This research highlights IoE metadata as a critical tool for optimizing energy systems in smart cities through advanced data analytics and management techniques.

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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/summa64428.2024.10803796
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Technical Aspects of Using IoE (Internet of Energy) Metadata in Smart Cities

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Technical Aspects of Using IoE (Internet of Energy) Metadata in Smart Cities

Исламбек Рустамбеков, Mukhammad Ali Turdialiev, Balkibayeva Zhanagul, Shahida Karakhodjaeva, Aziz Ashurov, Akmal Akromov, Jahongir Yuldashev
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This paper examines the technical aspects of utilizing Internet of Energy (IoE) metadata in smart city environments. Through comparative and inductive analysis of existing literature and technical reports, we explore how advanced metadata management techniques can address inefficiencies in processing and analyzing large volumes of energy data in urban systems. Key findings include the potential for standardized metadata ontologies, edge computing for data preprocessing, and machine learning algorithms for pattern recognition in energy consumption. We propose strategies for developing unified IoE metadata management systems that integrate with broader smart city infrastructure. While metadata-driven approaches show promise for enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability in urban environments, challenges in data privacy and security remain. This research highlights IoE metadata as a critical tool for optimizing energy systems in smart cities through advanced data analytics and management techniques.

Tashkent State University of Law (UZ)
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