Mikko Rinne, SPARQL Update for Complex Event Processing, in Proceedings of the 11th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2012), Boston, US, November, 2012. [PDF(local)], [PDF(online)]

Abstract:
Complex event processing is currently done primarily with proprietary definition languages. Future smart environments will require collaboration of multi-platform sensors operated by multiple parties. The goal of my research is to verify the applicability of standard-compliant SPARQL for complex event processing tasks. If successful, semantic web standards RDF, SPARQL and OWL with their established base of tools have many other benefits for event processing including support for interconnecting disjoint vocabularies, enriching event information with linked open data and reasoning over semantically annotated content. A software platform capable of continuous incremental evaluation of multiple parallel SPARQL queries is a key enabler of the approach.

BibTex:

    @InProceedings { iswc2012paper-doctor-consortium-13,
      author = { Mikko Rinne },
      title = { SPARQL Update for Complex Event Processing },
      booktitle = { Proceedings of the 11th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2012) },
      address = {Boston, US},
      month = { November },
      year = { 2012 },
    }

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