Information integration via an end-to-end distributed semantic web system
Dimitre A. Dimitrov,Jeff Heflin,Abir Qasem,Nanbor Wang +3 more
- pp 764-777
TLDR
The ISENS prototype system as discussed by the authors was designed, implemented, and tested (on a small scale) to address the problem of distributed information integration in Semantic Web systems, and discussed some system limitations and future ISENS development to resolve them.Abstract:
A distributed, end-to-end information integration system that is based on the Semantic Web architecture is of considerable interest to both commercial and government organizations. However, there are a number of challenges that have to be resolved to build such a system given the currently available Semantic Web technologies. We describe here the ISENS prototype system we designed, implemented, and tested (on a small scale) to address this problem. We discuss certain system limitations (some coming from underlying technologies used) and future ISENS development to resolve them and to enable an extended set of capabilities.read more
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