Complex Information Resources Interoperability in Semantic Web Services
Wi Liu, Keqing He, Xiuhong Chen, Kui Zhang · 2006
Complex information resources interoperability is becoming an important issue for information resources reuse and aggregation in Semantic Web services. Current registration standards are relatively weak in the description of complex logic relationship between information resources. This paper proposes a complex information resources registry method based on deeply semantic interoperability. The mothod builds complex information registry attribute model, defines complex information registry attribute reference, local and application ontologies and evolution rules of them in the model. The method builds a complex information registry knowledge base on the OWL commitment for ontology and its reasoning capability. At last, we take software component (a type of complex information resources) as an example to realize a type of complex information resources registry based on ontology. The preliminary experimental results show that above method is quite feasible for solving problems with real world sizes.