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OTM
2005
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Ontology Transformation and Reasoning for Model-Driven Architecture

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Ontology Transformation and Reasoning for Model-Driven Architecture

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Model-driven Architecture (MDA) is a software architecture framework proposed by the Object Management Group OMG. MDA emphasises the importance of modelling in the architectural design of service-based software systems. Ontologies can enhance the modelling aspects here. We present ontology-based transformation and reasoning techniques for a layered, MDA-based modelling approach. Diﬀerent ontological frameworks shall support domain modelling, architectural modelling and interoperability. Ontologies are beneﬁcial due to their potential to formally deﬁne and automate transformations and to allow reasoning about models at all stages. Ontologies are suitable in particular for the Web Services platform due to their ubiquity within the Semantic Web and their application to support semantic Web services.

Claus Pahl

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Added	28 Jun 2010
Updated	28 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	OTM
Authors	Claus Pahl

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