[PDF] Top 20 Semantic interoperability for an autonomic knowledge delivery service

... operational knowledge only to those knowledge consumers who register a specific interest, while multicasting messages to consumers who share interests offers the potential for scaling knowledge ... See full document

... an autonomic computing environment, ASE’s may be adaptable, but they their adaptation must be driven by both local context and network ...end-to-end service provision chains over an adapting network ... See full document

... of semantic web technologies could make an impact on several lev- ...els. Interoperability between disparate multimedia collections can be improved, allowing users to search for related material across ... See full document

... the delivery of knowledge-based service composition, or more generally, resource synthesis, in a web-enabled or Grid computing ...domain-specific knowledge to com- pose web/Grid services into ... See full document

... tiered autonomic architecture for end user service experience optimization in multimedia access ...a knowledge plane, and an action plane around a semantic knowledge base [Latre et ... See full document

... Message Service, event processing network [4], ...technical interoperability. The semantic interoperability is achieved by employing technologies such as ontologies and knowledge man- ... See full document

... The first area under investigation for the ACP will be to see if it is possible to establish a set of ontologies to represent a similar war-room, but where services are used to record more semantic information. ... See full document

... a service architecture that enables user adaptive applications to exchange User Model data on the ...of interoperability in three ways: pro- viding an efficient centralized discovery service; ... See full document

... scenarios already mentioned which are quite static in nature or involve the mapping of ontologies in well-defined or bounded areas. The need for more application relevant mappings can be seen in the areas of web ... See full document

... misinterpretation, knowledge mismanagement, misdiagnosis of the patient’s illness or even ...resolving semantic heterogeneity in ...in interoperability by knowledge sharing and ...introduce ... See full document

... mapping service on the performance of KBNMap routers it is worthwhile to comprehensively understand the extra overhead introduced by each particular individual mapping ... See full document

... a semantic mapping service scheme has been proposed to solve the heterogeneity problem in knowledge based networks by appropriately and efficiently selecting a mapping strategy efficiency of ... See full document

... the Semantic Grid were largely apparent at the outset of the programme just considering individual projects, but they have been fur- ther reinforced during the programme ... See full document

... Service delivery describes a firm’s capability to create finished components’ and deliver services/ products to the customers (Zeithaml et ...enhance service delivery strategies to boost sales ... See full document

... CC-interop: A Post Mortem - Strathclyde University, 13th October 2004 Outputs & Results WP A Semantic interoperability & index composition • Technical interoperability relatively ‘easy’,[r] ... See full document

... different service providers rendering simi- lar services at different cost, performance level and different features has made it complex for SME owners to adopt cloud services to meet their business ...cloud ... See full document

... Upper level knowledge-based Grid Common Services: Semantic integration, knowledge based querying, workflow composition, visualisation, provenance mgt, semantic service discovery Middle l[r] ... See full document

... of interoperability support and ...of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) services may bring many benefits by providing cost effective and efficient standard to support interoperability for a ... See full document

... of semantic concepts that can be used to describe these services; the concepts themselves may be class definitions (such as defining a role – ...Nightingale”). Service definitions consist of an OWL-S ... See full document

... minimum metadata standard for all records within the repository, ensuring a basic level of consistency between records. Most EPrints based repositories use Dublin Core as this is the schema that the software uses out of ... See full document