From Semanticobjects to Semantic Software Engineering

Sheu, Phillip C.-Y.; Kitazawa, Atsushi

doi:10.1142/s1793351x07000020

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“…The first is that the semantic cloud file system has a metadata cluster, that is to say, we have several metadata nodes, however the HDFS has only one metadata node. The second is that the semantic cloud file system has more semantics (Phillip & Kitazawa, 2007;Deng & Phillip, 2006) than the HDFS. Figure 4 shows the architecture of semantic cloud file system.…”

Section: Semantic Cloud File Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A New Electronic Commerce Architecture in the Cloud

Zhang

Xue

et al. 2012

Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations

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In this paper, the authors propose a new electronic commerce architecture in the cloud that satisfies the requirements of the cloud. This architecture includes five technologies, which are the massive EC data storage technology in the cloud, the massive EC data processing technology in the cloud, the EC security management technology in the cloud, OLAP technology for EC in the cloud, and active EC technology in the cloud. Finally, a detailed discussion of future trends for EC in the cloud environment is presented in this paper.

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Section: Semantic Cloud File Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A New Electronic Commerce Architecture in the Cloud

Zhang

Xue

et al. 2012

Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations

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“…An ontology language can help to establish formalized definitions in the domain model, as well as addressing common issues in the requirements management process, including communication, traceability, completeness, consistency, document creation and managing change [26]. SemanticObjects [27] provides a framework to transform informal requirements specifications in natural language to formal specifications. In this framework, requirements specifications in natural language are first categorized, and then translated into different specification languages.…”

Section: Semantic Software Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Computing and Computer Science

Hao

Gong

Huo

et al. 2011

Int. J. Semantic Computing

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Semantic Computing is an emerging research field that has drawn much attention from both academia and industry. It addresses the derivation and matching of semantics of computational "content" where "content" may be anything including text, multimedia, hardware, network, etc. which can be mapped to many areas in Computer Science that involve analyzing and processing the intentions of humans with computational content. This paper discusses some potential applications of Semantic Computing in Computer Science.

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“…OWL has proven to be a very powerful tool of this type, enabling semantic reasoning in web applications. OWL currently is the main technology for implementing semantic web applications, therefore the capabilities of semantic software engineering (Sheu & Kitazawa 2007) are required to handle semantic reasoning design problems.…”

Section: Integration Automation Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Life-event modelling framework for e-government integration

Sanati

2010

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Ability to offer a citizen-centric view of government model is the key to a successful e-government service. Life-event model is the most widely adopted paradigm supporting the idea of composing a single complex egovernment service that corresponds to an event in a citizen's life. Elementary building blocks of Life-event are based on atomic services offered from multiple government agencies. This study found that methodological mechanics of service integration and in particular the requirements engineering for composite services has been overlooked. Purpose of this study is to define obstacles of achieving e-government service delivery integration, and suggests a framework based on ontological analysis and modelling. Proposed framework that shall be called E-Service Integration Modelling (E-SIM) is based on the extensive use of Life-event concept. This paper proposes a top down abstraction approach in requirements elicitation and modelling to define and implement the phenomenon of Life-event in context of e-government.

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From Semanticobjects to Semantic Software Engineering

Cited by 28 publications

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A New Electronic Commerce Architecture in the Cloud

A New Electronic Commerce Architecture in the Cloud

Semantic Computing and Computer Science

Life-event modelling framework for e-government integration

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