An active, ontology-driven network service for Internet collaboration
An active, ontology-driven network service for Internet collaboration
Web portals have emerged as an important means of collaboration on the WWW, and the integration of ontologies promises to make them more accurate in how they serve users’ collaboration and information location requirements. However, web portals are essentially a centralised architecture resulting in difficulties supporting seamless roaming between portals and collaboration between groups supported on different portals. This paper proposes an alternative approach to collaboration over the web using ontologies that is de-centralised and exploits content-based networking. We argue that this approach promises a user-centric, timely, secure and location-independent mechanism, which is potentially more scaleable and universal than existing centralised portals.
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Lewis, David
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Feeney, Kevin
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Tiropanis, Thanassis
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Courtenage, Simon
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6 August 2004
Lewis, David
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Feeney, Kevin
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Tiropanis, Thanassis
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Courtenage, Simon
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Lewis, David, Feeney, Kevin, Tiropanis, Thanassis and Courtenage, Simon
(2004)
An active, ontology-driven network service for Internet collaboration.
Ding, Ying, Fensel, Dieter, Lara, Rubén, Lausen, Holger, Stollberg, Michael and Han, Sung-Kook
(eds.)
In Proceedings of the ECAI 2004 Workshop on Application of Semantic Web Technologies to Web Communities, Valencia, Spain, August 23-27 2004.
vol. 107,
SunSITE Central Europe.
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Abstract
Web portals have emerged as an important means of collaboration on the WWW, and the integration of ontologies promises to make them more accurate in how they serve users’ collaboration and information location requirements. However, web portals are essentially a centralised architecture resulting in difficulties supporting seamless roaming between portals and collaboration between groups supported on different portals. This paper proposes an alternative approach to collaboration over the web using ontologies that is de-centralised and exploits content-based networking. We argue that this approach promises a user-centric, timely, secure and location-independent mechanism, which is potentially more scaleable and universal than existing centralised portals.
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Published date: 6 August 2004
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ECAI 2004 Workshop on application of Semantic Web technologies to Web Communities, Valencia, Spain, 2004-08-22 - 2004-08-27
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Web & Internet Science
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Local EPrints ID: 265080
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/265080
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Author:
David Lewis
Author:
Kevin Feeney
Author:
Thanassis Tiropanis
Author:
Simon Courtenage
Editor:
Ying Ding
Editor:
Dieter Fensel
Editor:
Rubén Lara
Editor:
Holger Lausen
Editor:
Michael Stollberg
Editor:
Sung-Kook Han
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