Enriching ebXML registries with OWL ontologies for efficient service discovery .

Doğaç, Asuman; Kabak, Yildiray; Laleci, Gokce B.

doi:10.1109/ride.2004.1281705

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“…In [7], the authors enriches ebXML registries with OWL by mapping various constructs of OWL to ebXML classification hierarchies and then services can be queried through standardized ebXML query facilities. A first work on adding semantic matching capability to UDDI appears in [17] where the authors propose a matchmaking engine inside the UDDI registry to match service capability descriptions encoded in DAML-S [3] Profile.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Visual Semantic Service Browser Supporting User-Centric Service Composition

Sheng

Falcarin

2010

2010 24th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications

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Abstract-Follow the promising Web 2.0 paradigm, the telecommunications world also wants to implement the Telco 2.0 vision by inviting its users to actively participate in the creating and sharing of services accessible using handheld devices. The EU-IST research project OPUCE (Open Platform for UserCentric Service Creation and Execution) aims at providing end users with an innovative platform which allows an easy creation and delivery of personalized communication and information services. This paper introduces a novel visual semantic service browser built on top of the OPUCE service repository which enables intuitive visualized service exploring and discovery while requires no technical semantic Web knowledge from the user.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Visual Semantic Service Browser Supporting User-Centric Service Composition

Sheng

Falcarin

2010

2010 24th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications

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“…Another approach using OWL to extend ebRIM is presented in [21] and [4]. Roh et al are using OWL to build a foundation for intelligent information processing in ebXML registries.…”

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A 3-level e-Business Registry Meta Model

Huemer

Liegl

Schuster

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing

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Business partners willing to do business electronically with each other must reach an agreement (1) on the economic level, (2) on the inter-organizational process choreography, and (3) on the services implementing the choreography. In order to search for a potential business partner, one will first look for a partner who offers a required service on the economic level and who supports a complementary role in a choreography, before binding to its IT services. Inasmuch, a registry for inter-organizational systems should cover all three levels and maintain the dependencies between them. In this paper we set up on well accepted approaches on the different levels, i.e. (1) the e 3 value ontology, (2) the UN/CEFACT modeling methodology (UMM), and (3) the business process execution language (BPEL). We specify a registry meta model on top of ebRIM registering the artifacts on the different levels and defining their inter-dependencies.

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“…A detailed comparison of taxonomies vs. ontologies is given in [6] and how Web Ontology Language (OWL) constructs can be stored in ebXML registries is described in [7], [8].…”

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“…In [7], [8], we describe how OWL ontologies can be stored to ebXML registries. Basically, OWL classes are represented as "Registry Information Model (RIM) Classification Nodes" and OWL properties are represented as "RIM Associations".…”

Section: Storing and Querying Clinical Document Semantics In Ebxml Rementioning

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Enhancing IHE XDS for Federated Clinical Affinity Domain Support

Doğaç

Laleci

Aden

et al. 2007

IEEE Trans. Inform. Technol. Biomed.

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Abstract-One of the key problems in healthcare informatics is the inability to share patient records across enterprises. To address this problem, an important industry initiative called "Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)" specified the "Cross Enterprise Document Sharing (XDS)" Profile.In the IHE XDS, healthcare enterprises that agree to work together form a "Clinical Affinity Domain" and store healthcare documents in an ebXML registry/repository architecture to facilitate their sharing. The affinity domains also agree on a common set of policies such as coding lists to be used to annotate clinical documents in the registry/repository and the common schemes for patient identification. However, since patients expect their records to follow them as they move from one clinical affinity domain to another, there is a need for affinity domains to be federated to enable information exchange.In this paper we describe how IHE XDS can be enhanced to support federated clinical affinity domains. We demonstrate that federation of affinity domains are facilitated when ontologies, rather than coding term lists, are used to annotate clinical documents. Furthermore we describe a patient identification protocol that eliminates the need to keep a master patient index file for the federation.

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Enriching ebXML registries with OWL ontologies for efficient service discovery .

Cited by 52 publications

References 3 publications

A Visual Semantic Service Browser Supporting User-Centric Service Composition

A Visual Semantic Service Browser Supporting User-Centric Service Composition

A 3-level e-Business Registry Meta Model

Enhancing IHE XDS for Federated Clinical Affinity Domain Support

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