Ontology-Based Modelling of Session Management Policies for Groupware Applications

Anzures-García, Mario; Sánchez-Gálvez, Luz A.; Hornos, Miguel J.; Paderewski, Patricia

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-75867-9_8

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“…Other works focus on ontologies used to model parts of CSCW systems, specially session management: AnzuresGarcia et al [1] show an ontology containing roles, tasks, users, rights, policies, etc. However, it does not handle elements such as data flows, components nor devices, so it does not allow to implement deployment and session management with several communication components.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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A semantic-driven auto-adaptive architecture for collaborative ubiquitous systems

Sancho

Tazi

Villemur

2008

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Soft Computing as Transdisciplinary Science and Technology - CSTST '08

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Ubiquitous computing environments are complex systems containing a great amount of heterogeneous devices and services available to users. Both user needs and services offered to them evolve very fast. This evolution requires the adaptation of the software architectures that support user activities. Moreover, such adaptation must be based on application semantics in order to better respond to user needs in any situation. This paper presents a work in progress that aims to build an architecture enabling the development of adaptive collaborative applications in ubiquitous computing environments. An ontology model, containing generic collaboration knowledge as well as domain-specific knowledge, is proposed in order to enable architecture adaptation and to support spontaneous and implicit sessions inside groups of humans and devices.

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confidence: 99%

A semantic-driven auto-adaptive architecture for collaborative ubiquitous systems

Sancho

Tazi

Villemur

2008

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Soft Computing as Transdisciplinary Science and Technology - CSTST '08

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“…This ontology is later used by a logic-based reasoning mechanism to recommend tools based on the current context of group members. Another component of collaborative tools, which has been conceptualized by means of an ontology, is that of session management policies (Anzures-García, Sánchez-Gálvez, Hornos, & Paderewski-Rodríguez, 2007). Here, an ontology that included the concepts of user, task, role and policy was developed.…”

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An ontological conceptualization approach for awareness in domain-independent collaborative modeling systems: Application to a model-driven development method

Gallardo

Molina

Bravo

et al. 2011

Expert Systems with Applications

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“…In groupware, this policy is called session management policy, which establishes the group organizational structure in terms of the functions that group members will carry out. This policy has been modeled by ontology [1,2], adjusting to group dynamic nature and evolving needs of the same.…”

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“…For this reason, this structure is modeled by an ontology, since, it can adjust for the changes within the group and to the different working styles of several groups. Moreover, it is one of the strategies for the knowledge structured representation in a formal way, helping to remove ambiguity and redundancy, detecting errors and allowing automated reasoning [1,2].…”

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Knowledge-based Workflow Ontology for Group Organizational Structure

Anzures-García¹,

Sánchez-Gálvez²,

Hornos³

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The workflow model represents the set of steps performed by different entities and their execution ordering to control and manage the carried out process on organization. In which, the structure organizational determines the division of labor in order to persons perform the organization process in an appropriated manner. In collaborative applications, this structure determines how the interaction among users, as well as between the users and the application, are carried out. For this reason, a workflow to manage the group organizational structure will be ideal. Although, workflow lacks the expressive power to represent the domain knowledge and the sequence of operations. An ontology describes the knowledge domain through concepts, relations, axioms and instances, but ontology does not specify how these entities should be used and combined. Therefore, in this paper a workflow ontology to control the group organizational structure is proposed. A case study is presented to show the use of knowledge-based workflow ontology for this structure.

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Ontology-Based Modelling of Session Management Policies for Groupware Applications

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

A semantic-driven auto-adaptive architecture for collaborative ubiquitous systems

A semantic-driven auto-adaptive architecture for collaborative ubiquitous systems

An ontological conceptualization approach for awareness in domain-independent collaborative modeling systems: Application to a model-driven development method

Knowledge-based Workflow Ontology for Group Organizational Structure

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