A Deontic Logic for Group-Oriented Web Information Systems

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Abstract: Group-oriented web information systems (GWISs) are web-based dataintensive systems that are used by a group of people in order to fulﬁll common tasks. In particular, there are different roles for the users, each associated with some rights and obligations. The group orientation implies that some of these obligations and rights depend on actions done by other roles. In this article a deontic logic for formulating and reasoning about such obligations and rights is presented.

Klaus-Dieter Schewe, Bernhard Thalheim, Roland Kas

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Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	EMISA
Authors	Klaus-Dieter Schewe, Bernhard Thalheim, Roland Kaschek

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