Web Information Resources Storage Grid Based on Knowledge Space Model
JI Li-qun, Heng‐Shan Wang · Computer Engineering and Applications Journal · 2006
With the oncoming of the second stage of knowledge management,the disadvantages of knowledge management systems based on the structure of client/server or browser/server are constantly emerging in many business organizations.Web information resources as well as their accessing quantities exponential growth and changing demands for storage prevent people from efficiently and effectively sharing and managing them.However,the network storage can not effectively alleviate the pressure in resources' storage.So,this paper presents a new scenario of web information storage grid based upon information space model to solve this issue.This paper systematically analyzes the situations of knowledge management systems exists in most of business organizations and addresses the related work of network storage at first,and addresses the information space model and its structuring and standardizing descriptions in XML,then points out the architecture of the web information resource storage grid based on the model.In such a grid environment,web information resources are stored at any a peer client level,which not only meets the needs of the storage,but eliminates the phenomenon of information isolation,so as to realize load balance.Meanwhile,it allows its end-users to share and manage web information resources by a universal semantic mapping,consequently,the efficiency of information sharing will be greatly improved.In addition,the scenario is scalable and dynamically changeable.