Sciweavers

ICC
2007
IEEE

Ontology-Based Reasoning for Supporting Context-Aware Services on Autonomic Networks

14 years 6 months ago
Ontology-Based Reasoning for Supporting Context-Aware Services on Autonomic Networks
- Ontology engineering has been proposed as a formal mechanism for both reducing the complexity of managing the information needed in network management and autonomic systems and for increase the portability of the services across homogeneous and heterogeneous networks. In this paper we propose an ontology for supporting the creation, delivery and management of context-aware services and also for the integration of the user’s context information in service management operations for heterogeneous networks. This ontology provides formal semantics that capture concepts of context information for helping in the service management operations and also augments the information model for adding domain-specific user’s context data. Using this ontology, we have created a “knowledge plane” that supports the reasoning needed by autonomic networks. We have studied the use of ontology autonomic elements for gathering raw context and integrating it to improve and/or enhance the user’s conte...
Jaime Martín Serrano, Joan Serrat, John Str
Added 02 Jun 2010
Updated 02 Jun 2010
Type Conference
Year 2007
Where ICC
Authors Jaime Martín Serrano, Joan Serrat, John Strassner
Comments (0)