Standardization: discussions on schemata and registries for WoT
The W3C Breakouts Day 2024 agenda is now available! Please join these 1-hour long sessions and give your input! Anyone with a W3C account (including non-Members) can participate. No fee or registration is required.
Among the 21 sessions, two of them are related to the Web of Things. They are proposed by Ege Korkan (Siemens), co-chair of the W3C Web of Things Community Group:
- Registries for W3C Specifications: The Web of Things Working Group is working on defining a registry mechanism where the wide WoT community, including other organizations like other SDOs, can contribute WoT bindings of existing protocols and media types. The WG has analyzed approaches within (official and not official ones) and outside of W3C and in this breakout we want to share our findings with the wide W3C, get inputs, and collaborate on building knowledge on how to manage registries for each technical report.
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- Schemata: Discussion on ways to manage ontologies, schemas, and similar documents together. In the scope of the Thing Description (TD) Task Force at the Web of Things WG, we have analyzed some approaches such as LinkML, TreeLDR, Eclipse Semantic Modelling Framework, that we want to present. We have also identified that the topic of versioning, packaging, and serving these resources is a pressing topic that is not specific to the WoT. After these, we want to discuss on how to better continue the discussions in this topic area within the W3C.
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