Enhancing CIM with linked data capability

Nenadic, Kosa; Gavric, Milan

doi:10.1109/telfor.2016.7818901

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“…Based on the authors' previous experiences (an analysis of CIM Profile conversion into OWL was presented in reference [28]), a custom converter was implemented in order to transform CIMXML of CIM Profiles into the OWL 2 format. The conversion was accomplished in the following steps:  Classes that model primitive datatypes, such as String, Date, Integer, etc., were skipped and corresponding data types from XML Schema Definition (XSD) namespace were used instead.…”

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Extending JSON-LD Framing Capabilities

Nenadić¹,

Gavric²,

Lendak³

2017

ACTA POLYTECH HUNG

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Today, with the increasing popularity of JSON-LD on the Web, there is a need for transformation and extraction of such structured data. In this paper, the authors propose extensions of the JSON-LD Framing specification which are able to create a tree layout based on recursive application of prioritized inverse relationships defined in a frame. The extensions include recursive application of reverse framing, a new @priority keyword which prioritizes reverse properties, a new embedding rule defined with the @first keyword, and the new @reverseRoots keyword used for filtering the result hierarchies of full-length. The proposed Extended Framing Algorithm, together with an extended frame, can be applied on arbitrary JSON-LD input files regardless of the length of its reverse hierarchy chains present in the frame. The proposed solution was tested on JSON-LD documents containing the ENTSO-E CIM Profiles. The two test scenarios were selected because of their complexity and size, each of them containing the ENTSO-E CIM Profiles expressed in CIM RDF Schema and OWL 2 Schema, respectively.

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Section: The Owl 2 Test Scenariomentioning

confidence: 99%