Semantic Web Services Approaches
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2012
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Abstract
Semantic Web Services aim to better support the life-cycle of Web services and service-based applications by exploiting semantic descriptions of services. Research in this field has been considerably active and has produced a large number of ontologies, representation languages, and integrated frameworks supporting the discovery, composition and invocation of services among other tasks. In this chapter we provide a thorough, albeit necessarily brief, overview of the conceptual models devised so far, giving the reader a perspective on the relationships, coverage and applicability of each of them together with pointers for gathering further insights and details about these solutions and related software.
Repository Citation
Pedrinaci, C.,
Maleshkova, M.,
Zaremba, M.,
& Panahiazar, M.
(2012). Semantic Web Services Approaches. Handbook of Service Description, 159-183.
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