Semantic Integration Portal
Semantic Integration Portal
The Semantic Integration Portal is a demonstration of the potential capabilities of Semantic Web applications in a knowledge-rich context. Source data is taken from different online terrorist incident aggregators and marked up according to ontologies specific to those domains. Unlike other semantic web techniques, which scrape the internet for raw data and then mark-up against a standard ontology, the approach here is to allow each data source to have its own domain-specific ontology. This allows the data producers the opportunity to mark up their data in their own way, producing RDF data according to their own ontologies without the need to conform to a standard. A variety of semantic integration techniques can then be applied to these ontologies, both automatic and interactive, allowing data from both sets to be viewed in a suitable application, in this case the mspace browser. Future iterations of the semantic integration portal aim to introduce more automated ontology-mapping techniques, aligning data from a variety of diverse sources with less need for human intervention.
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Hendler, James A
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Smart, Paul R
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2007
McRae-Spencer, Duncan
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Braines, Dave
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Hendler, James A
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Smart, Paul R
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McRae-Spencer, Duncan, Braines, Dave, Hendler, James A, Smart, Paul R and Shadbolt, Nigel R
(2007)
Semantic Integration Portal.
1st Annual Conference of the International Technology Alliance (ACITA'07), Maryland, United States.
25 - 27 Sep 2007.
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The Semantic Integration Portal is a demonstration of the potential capabilities of Semantic Web applications in a knowledge-rich context. Source data is taken from different online terrorist incident aggregators and marked up according to ontologies specific to those domains. Unlike other semantic web techniques, which scrape the internet for raw data and then mark-up against a standard ontology, the approach here is to allow each data source to have its own domain-specific ontology. This allows the data producers the opportunity to mark up their data in their own way, producing RDF data according to their own ontologies without the need to conform to a standard. A variety of semantic integration techniques can then be applied to these ontologies, both automatic and interactive, allowing data from both sets to be viewed in a suitable application, in this case the mspace browser. Future iterations of the semantic integration portal aim to introduce more automated ontology-mapping techniques, aligning data from a variety of diverse sources with less need for human intervention.
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Published date: 2007
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Event Dates: 25-27 September
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1st Annual Conference of the International Technology Alliance (ACITA'07), Maryland, United States, 2007-09-25 - 2007-09-27
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Web & Internet Science
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Local EPrints ID: 264741
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/264741
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Date deposited: 24 Oct 2007
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Duncan McRae-Spencer
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Dave Braines
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James A Hendler
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Paul R Smart
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Nigel R Shadbolt
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