Reactive Rules on the Web

Berstel, Bruno; Bonnard, Philippe; Bry, François; Eckert, Michael; Pătrânjan, Paula-Lavinia

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-74615-7_3

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“…Finally reactive rules (production rules and Event-Condition-Action rules) (Berstel et al, 2007) describe the reactive behaviour through automatic execution of specific actions based on occurrence of events of interest (important for the dynamic nature of pervasive environments). Depending on the inference engine, rules can be executed through forward reasoning (i.e., data driven) or backward reasoning (i.e., goal driven).…”

Section: • Normative Rulesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Formal modelling, knowledge representation and reasoning for design and development of user-centric pervasive software: a meta-review

Soylu

Causmaecker

Preuveneers

et al. 2011

IJMSO

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Abstract:Increasing demand for large scale and highly complex systems and applications, particularly with the emergence of pervasive computing and the impact of adaptive systems, introduces significant challenges for software development, as well as for user-machine interaction. Therefore, a perspective shift on software development and user-machine interaction is required. An amalgamation of model driven development and ontologies has been envisaged as a promising direction in recent literature. In this paper, we investigate this merged approach and conclude that a merger of both approaches, from formal modelling and knowledge representation perspective, on the one hand enables use of ontologies at run-time together with rules, prominently in terms of run-time reasoning, dynamic adaptations, software intelligibility, self-expressiveness, user involvement, and user situation awareness; and on the other hand at development time, prominently in terms of automated and incremental code generation, requirement adaptability, preservation of application knowledge, and validation and verification of structural and behavioural properties of the software. The core contribution of this paper lies in providing an elaborate and exploratory discussion of the problem and solution spaces along with a multidisciplinary meta-review and identification of complementary efforts in literature required to realise a merged approach.

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Section: • Normative Rulesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Formal modelling, knowledge representation and reasoning for design and development of user-centric pervasive software: a meta-review

Soylu

Causmaecker

Preuveneers

et al. 2011

IJMSO

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“…Die Regeln arbeiten eng mit einer WirtsProgrammiersprache (z.B. Java) zusammen und spezifizieren Aktionen, die ausgeführt werden sollen, wenn bestimmte Zustände eintreten [3]. Die Zustände werden ausgedrückt als Bedingungenüber Objekte im sog.…”

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Eckert

Bry

2009

Informatik Spektrum

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“…For a holistic realization of the vision of web-based SCADA systems further research is necessary. Reactivity on the web [22]- [25], for example, requires a high-level, rule-based language for expressing complex reactions and workflows, and pushinstead of pull-model processing. Additionally, an abstract data model for families of tools, events, errors, etc.…”

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The Facility Control Markup Language FCML

Bry¹,

Lorenz

Ohlbach

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Second International Conference on the Digital Society

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Abstract-In the domain of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), significant challenges reside in the variety of proprietary interfaces and protocols which accompany the components and devices provided by different manufacturers. Centralized supervision and control is hampered by incompatibility issues and additional costs occur because a number of different systems have to be installed and maintained. The Facility Control Markup Language (FCML) is designed to provide standardized and uniform access to different devices which usually only adhere to proprietary interfaces and protocols. This way, operators of SCADA systems can easily integrate and access additional devices and manufacturers can offer their products to a greater number of customers due to increased interoperability. As an application of the Extensible Markup Language (XML), FCML is designed as an open and extensible standard which can easily be adapted and extended to include requirements of future applications and devices. FCML is not platform dependent, uses open software components and standards, and reduces the resource requirements of Remote Terminal Units (RTUs). One vision subjacent to FCML is that web-based SCADA systems are very promising for a wide range of SCADA applications, for reasons of modularity and ease of deployment.

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Reactive Rules on the Web

Cited by 24 publications

References 33 publications

Formal modelling, knowledge representation and reasoning for design and development of user-centric pervasive software: a meta-review

Formal modelling, knowledge representation and reasoning for design and development of user-centric pervasive software: a meta-review

Complex Event Processing (CEP)

The Facility Control Markup Language FCML

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