Proceedings:
Proccedings of the Third IEEE International Conference on Semantic Computing
Abstract:
In the field of business document standardization a multitude of different standardization efforts exist. Unfortunately, most of the developed standards are designed for a specific application domain or industry and do not consider cross-standard interoperability. This results in several incompatible standard definitions.<br> Without the provision of a common semantical basis for business document definitions, cross-domain interoperability cannot be achieved. <br> In this paper we provide a methodology for building a global reference ontology based on the Core Components Technical Specification (CCTS) and Web Ontology Language (OWL). Using our approach a common semantic business document basis is developed. New document definitions may be derived from this basis and existing document definitions may be aligned to it.<br> Using our 'derivation-by-restriction' mechanism, instances derived from a common semantical basis are interoperable to each other. Thus, mapping mechanisms between different standard definitions may be implemented in an easier and semantically correct manner.
TU Focus:
Information and Communication Technology
Info Link:
https://publik.tuwien.ac.at/showentry.php?ID=177763&lang=1
Author List:
P. Liegl, C. Huemer, M. Zapletal