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A Formal Ontology Alignment for CANthings (Context Aware Network for the Connected Things)

The smart technological advances in particular those related to the connected mobile devices play an elite role in today's smart world. In this paper, we introduce a novel Internet of Things (IoT) framework, "CAN things" (Context-Aware Networks for the Design of Connected Things) to identify IoT needs. CAN things proposes to use ontologies for standardizing data from heterogeneous objects. This paper presents a merging methodology for OWL ontologies, in order to make possible using various existing ontologies for CAN things' master ontology. Our goal is to make the presented framework a standard framework that can be used in high level research and industry projects.