Digital twins of knowledge and ontologies for higher technology education

Resumen

In this paper, we discuss and analyze one approach to a data sharing among mobile subscribers. We propose a new data sharing tool for wireless networks. Our idea is to use the neighbor search phase in wireless networks to share custom data among mobile subscribers. Our approach simulates a peer-to-peer wireless network that will work without any telecommunications infrastructure. Our idea is to share user-defined information during the basic neighbor discovery phase. A single mobile phone (smartphone) will be sufficient both for creating a node of such network and for publishing (distributing) information. In this case, the parties involved in the process should be able to read the shared data directly from the process of discovering for neighboring nodes. Our proposal uses the standard neighbor search mechanism and does not assume the preloading some mobile applications. Our model is the further development of ideas related to context-aware systems based on network proximity principles.