Research of Ontology-Based Agricultural Geographic Information Service Matchmaking

Bin Shi; Ye Ping Zhu; Feng Li; Chun Jiang Zhao; Yu Chun Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.6-7.501

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Research of Ontology-Based Agricultural Geographic Information Service Matchmaking

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A semantic model is proposed in this paper for geographic information service composition. It descript the content of service and user request semantically based on ontology, it takes process model of composited service into account to improve the efficiency of service matching Algorithm. The matchmaker affords to obtain the services list as result to meet the intent of user by advanced matching Algorithm. The result of experiment shows that the method this paper proposed performs well.

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September 2012

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Bin Shi, Ye Ping Zhu, Feng Li, Chun Jiang Zhao, Yu Chun Pan

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Geographic Information Service, OWL-S, Semantic Service Matchmaking

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