ODESGS framework, knowledge-based markup for semantic grid services

Abstract

The convergence of the Semantic Web and Grid technologies has resulted in the Semantic Grid. The Semantic Grid should be service-oriented, as the Grid is, so the formal description of Grid Services (GS) turns to be a crucial issue. In this paper we present our approach for this issue. ODESGS Framework will enable the annotation of all the aspects of a GS and the design, discovery and composition Semantic Grid Services (SGS).

Knowledge-Grid Modelling for Academic Purposes

“…There are several papers devoted to one or more processes connected to KG concepts. Knowledge acquisition in a distributed environment is, in particular, one of the hottest topics; there are several authors that study this specific field: Shaw [2], Bhatia & Yao [3], Ford & Petry [4], as well as Talia & Trunfilo [5], and Goble et al [6]. All of the aforementioned researchers have dealt with techniques and tools.…”

SGSDesigner

“…Our proposal for annotating GS (and designing new complex SGS from these annotated ones) is the ODESGS Framework [1]. It uses ontologies and Problem-Solving Methods (PSMs) to describe the features of GS operations (a PSM is defined as a domain-independent and knowledge-level specification of the problem solving behavior that can be used to solve a class of problems [2]).…”

A Description Framework and Event-Driven Architecture for the Semantic Web and Semantic Grid

“…This was precisely the use that was given for the Firenze Framework in the OntoGrid project and was published in (Goble et al, 2005a) (Goble et al, 2005b)(Gómez-Pérez andGonzález-Cabero, 2006).…”

“…Moreover, the reusability of the models made with the Firenze Framework are guaranteed in This is the use that the Firenze Framework was given in the Esperonto, OntoGrid and SOA4All projects. In Esperonto and OntoGrid we focused in those parts more related with the automatic discovery of semantic services, defining the service profile and simple problemsolving method descriptions (descriptions that appears in (Goble et al, 2005a) (Goble et al, 2005b)(Gómez-Pérez andGonzález-Cabero, 2006). In SOA4All, as we have described, the Firenze Framework was extended and used to represent service operations processes in order to enable the automatic composition of semantic services (use that appears in (Lecue et al, 2010))…”