Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
11-5-2006
Abstract
Ontologies enable us to elevate syntactic and structural processing in an information system/Web to an information system/Web powered with semantic processing. Experience has shown that monolithic and tightly coupled approaches seldom succeed, and majority of information systems and applications will need to deal with plurality of ontologies in a loosely coupled environment (i.e., independently evolving ontologies and inter-ontology relationships, existence of different contexts for different users/applications etc.) Development of such loosely-coupled multi-ontology environments entails development of techniques for ontology mapping/alignment, multi-ontology query processing, and much more.
Repository Citation
Sheth, A. P.
(2006). {Ontology: Resource} x {Matching : Mapping} x {Schema : Instance} :: Components of the Same Challenge. .
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Comments
Keynote at the International Workshop on Ontology Matching, with 5th International Semantic Web Conference(ISWC-2006), Athens, GA, November 5, 2006.