Towards Integrating Management Interfaces

Lehtihet, Elyes; Agoulmine, Nazim

doi:10.1109/noms.2008.4575219

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“…SAWSDL is primarily used to annotate WSDL [42] web service definitions [43], existing SAWSDL implementations do not support non-WSDL XML schemas. Lehtihet and Agoulmine [44] describe an approach for reusing information from SMI [26] and CIM [27] models by mapping those models to a common UML structure, which is then transformed to XML schemas. Those XML schemas are then annotated with SAWSDL.…”

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Using a semantic knowledge base for communication service quality management in Home Area Networks

Fallon

O’Sullivan

2012

2012 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium

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Abstract-The data required for automatic optimization of user services usually exists in current systems, but that data is not modelled or linked in a way that facilitates automation. Knowledge engineering is a promising approach for managing the disparate communication service quality management information data sets and the links across those data sets. Once a knowledge base is in place, semantic techniques can be used to analyse and suggest optimizations to service quality. This paper describes our work in building, populating and evaluating a knowledge base for an IPTV service in Home Area Networks. Population of the knowledge base was implemented using terminal reports. The characteristics of the approach were evaluated through experimentation and the evaluation results are presented in this paper.

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Using a semantic knowledge base for communication service quality management in Home Area Networks

Fallon

O’Sullivan

2012

2012 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium

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“…As mentioned earlier, there is no common model that is sufficient to encompass all other models and mapping between models is not trivial because of differences in syntax and semantics [7] [8]. Our approach is to leave the original, MSSspecific models unchanged as much as possible when creating Linked Data providers.…”

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Using linked data for systems management

Feridun

Tanner

2010

2010 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium - NOMS 2010

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Integration of data from multiple sources makes it possible to build effective systems management solutions. Despite the expected benefits, data integration remains a challenge. Heterogeneity between data sources in terms of lack of an accepted common model, data semantics and access methods are among the difficulties. The goal of our research is to realize loosely coupled integration of data for systems management by building a lightweight mechanism to easily browse, search and query data across multiple sources without enforcing a common model across all sources. The approach is based on the emerging Semantic Web and Linked Data technologies proposed for the World Wide Web (WWW). The focus of this short paper is to report on our work on the transformation of management data sources into Linked Data providers.

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“…The use of semantics for policy refinement is also described in [10] where higher level descriptions of management actions are modelled in an upper ontology and mapped (with the help of rules) to implementationspecific ontologies for management interfaces. In some cases the ontologies are automatically derived from non-semantic management interfaces to interoperate between different types of interfaces [10,11].…”

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