Ontology Transformation and Reasoning for Model-Driven Architecture

Pahl, Claus

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“…Various processrelated ontologies exist [8] -in particular service ontologies appear suitable. WSPO -the Web Service Process Ontology -can be distinguished from other service ontologies such as OWL-S and WSMO through its process-orientation [9]. In WSPO, the focus is on the behaviour -i.e.…”

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Semantic Modelling of Learning Objects and Instruction

Pahl

Melia

2006

Innovative Approaches for Learning and Knowledge Sharing

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Abstract.We introduce an ontology-based semantic modelling framework that addresses subject domain modelling, instruction modelling, and interoperability aspects in the development of complex reusable learning objects. Ontologies are knowledge representation frameworks, ideally suited to support knowledge-based modelling of these learning objects. We illustrate the benefits of semantic modelling for learning object assemblies within the context of standards such as SCORM Sequencing and Navigation and Learning Object Metadata.

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Semantic Modelling of Learning Objects and Instruction

Pahl

Melia

2006

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Activity Based Cim Modeling and Transformation for Business Process Systems

Zhang

Feng

et al. 2010

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Computation-Independent Model (CIM) to capture domain requirements and the transformation from CIM to the Platform-Independent Model (PIM) are two crucial parts of the Model-Driven Architecture (MDA). This paper presents an ontology-activity-based CIM modeling approach to achieve a semi-automatic transformation from CIM to PIM. It proposes that the key elements in business process modeling are activities and these should therefore form the basis in constructing the domain ontology. Aiming to provide the key description capability for the process model, it discusses the hierarchy of the model by adding an activity dimension between the object and process tiers. It also proposes a model-relevance-calculation-based method for extracting ontology activities from the process meta-models. Based on the presented model acquisition method, a decomposition approach is proposed to simplify the complexity of the transformation relationships between the CIM and PIM by introducing the concepts of ontology activities. A general framework surrounding the transformation from CIM to PIM is discussed. It uses the Web Ontology Language (OWL) to describe the ontology activity and considers the Unified Modeling Language (UML) to be the PIM.

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Designing consumer-aligned services using business value modelling

Zdravković

Ilayperuma

2012

IJODE

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Ontology Transformation and Reasoning for Model-Driven Architecture

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Semantic Modelling of Learning Objects and Instruction

Semantic Modelling of Learning Objects and Instruction

Activity Based Cim Modeling and Transformation for Business Process Systems

Designing consumer-aligned services using business value modelling

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