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TEMPORAL EVENT-DRIVEN SCHEDULED ACTIONS (TESA) ONTOLOGY FOR CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS WITH PRIORITY MECHANISM

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A lightweight ontology for event scheduling and conflict prevention has been developed that strikes a balance between detailed semantics and ease of integration with foundational ontologies; the modular structure enables specialized domain adaptations while maintaining compatibility with higher-level foundational ontologies.

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