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Why the mapping process in ontology integration deserves attention

Published: 04 December 2017 Publication History
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    In an age where science is often interdisciplinary, it is frequently necessary to combine scientific data from different (sub-)disciplines and thus from different sources. Ontologies can play an important role in this integration process. However, existing ontologies will either cover just a part of the domain of interest or competing ontologies modeling the domain from different viewpoints exist. Therefore, before being able to leverage the power of ontologies, they themselves need to be integrated. The core of ontology integration is a mapping operation to identify corresponding concepts. This is a challenging task. To this end, we present a high-level integration workflow as a clear guideline for the whole process of ontology integration. We then analyze the mapping sub-workflow in more detail. We identify open issues in this integration step and discuss the ensuing challenges.

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    iiWAS '17: Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services
    December 2017
    609 pages
    ISBN:9781450352994
    DOI:10.1145/3151759
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    1. ontology integration
    2. ontology mapping
    3. semantic web

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