Research on Information Resources Management System Based on Domain Ontology

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The domain ontology introduces a new theory and method into information resources management. This paper firstly analyzes the existing circumstances and questions of information resources management; then it discusses the relationship between the domain ontology and the information resources management and the former can have tremendous impact on the latter; finally it puts forward the domain ontology-based information resources management system architecture.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 108-111)

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211-215

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May 2010

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