[PDF] Top 20 Semantic Interoperability to support context in adaptive applications

... The system is highly schema-agnostic. In the use cases described above, the INRIA alignment format[16] is employed, and this imposes a simple set of relationships between the topics. However, as the associations are ... See full document

... an environment for maintenance of executable processes. However, compatibility and licensing problems were encountered during the evaluation of this approach in the first round of pilots. For that reason we decided to ... See full document

... the Semantic Web arena, such as completed R&D efforts for several applications ranging from col- laborative systems to aerospace information management to enterprise search to scientific information ... See full document

... can support sophisticated applications ranging from browsing and messaging to navigation and gam- ...[2]. Context-aware computing is a mobile computing paradigm in which applications can ... See full document

... collaborative applications is through the use of a common windowing system, such as X, with a multiplexer to share graphical information between hosts ...standard applications in a collaborative ... See full document

... vocabulary support of LOINC, SNOMED, DICOM ...and context of clinical information sent by one system results in accurate interpretation by the receiving ... See full document

... supporting adaptive context-aware applications is to sup- port a mechanism that enables adaptation control to be modified by the end ...Since applications require default adaptation con- trol ... See full document

... on adaptive systems, the early 90s saw significant activity in the field of context-aware or context-sensitive ...the context-aware system developed at PARC by Schilit [21] which proposed a ... See full document

... of interoperability (both syntactic and semantic) within operators’ Operational Support Systems (OSS) ...this context to achieve administrator-specified goals and maintain their ...the ... See full document

... from Semantic Web research that will assist the research agenda advocated ...supports interoperability between ...The Semantic Web effort is also producing tools to support annotation, ... See full document

... In literature, quite a few approaches [6, 8, 9, 11] can be found that target the challenges of self-adaptive systems. Initial approaches were mostly confined into ensuring adaptivity by updating con- figuration ... See full document

... An archetype can be described as a formal expression of distinct, domain-level concepts which are reusable. Examples of such domain-level concepts include blood pressure, physical examination, or laboratory results which ... See full document

... downstream applications such as manufacturing. As the product model does not support semantics, its use in other systems/domains leads to construction o f new ...f semantic interoperability ... See full document

... the Semantic Web itself, Antoine Isaac, Henk Matthezing, Stefan Schlobach and Claus Zinn demonstrate how Semantic Web techniques can ameliorate semantic interoperability issues within the ... See full document

... Mobile applications must operate in environments in which the network connectivity, input/output devices, power and contextual information available to them may all ...vary. Applications which react to ... See full document

... allow applications which were designed independently and using different information structures to communicate that information without the necessity of custom building ...only support a very limited range ... See full document

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

... Agents that collaboratively implement autonomic functions may be arbitrarily distributed across many management application domains. Thus they may not have any knowledge of each other prior to convening to implement an ... See full document

... Mobile applications are required to operate in environments characterised by ...consequence, adaptive mobile applications need to be capable of adapting to these changes to ensure they offer the best ... See full document

... by applications at ...different semantic models used in the semantic ...Different semantic models arise due to the natural human diversity involved in modelling a ...domain. Semantic ... See full document