Ontology-Based Search and Broadcast in HyperCuP
Mario T. Schlosser, Michael Sintek, Stefan Decker, Wolfgang Nejdl · 2002
Peer-to-peer networks are envisioned to be deployed in a wide range of applications, including the Semantic Web [2]. However, unorganized P2P networks exhibit characteristics that severely hamper their scalability to a large number of nodes, among them long search times, network traffic overload and traffic hotspots. In [1], we present HyperCuP, a topology for P2P networks which allows for very efficient search and broadcast, as well as a distributed construction and maintenance algorithm which organizes peers in a P2P network automatically into the desired topology. On this poster, we present a concept extending this scheme with ontology-based routing which can be exploited for directed search and broadcast on HyperCuP-based P2P networks.