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Using Semantic Web Technologies to Enable Interoperability of Disparate Information Systems

September 2005

Dr. Marwan Sabbouh, The MITRE Corporation
Dr. Joseph K. DeRosa, The MITRE Corporation
Susan A. Powers, The MITRE Corporation
Scott R. Bennett, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

This paper addresses the problem of integrating various data sources and web services in an enterprise that uses a service-oriented architecture. We take advantage of ubiquitous enterprise concepts like Types of Things, Time and Position (What, When and Where) and build a context ontology for each that relates all the various representations across the enterprise. Then, we use Information System data models, context ontologies and a small number of simple OWL/RDF mappings to enable information originating in one part of the enterprise to be used in another in a way that is highly (if not fully) automated.

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