A Model for E-Government Information Resource Integration Based on Ontology
Dong Li, Xi Lin Liu
Abstract
Dong Li, Xi Lin Liu
Abstract
Ontologies have attracted increasing attention in IT community and their benefits are now recognized for E-government applications. As one of the typical semantic representation methods, ontology-based integration approaches have been the focus in the past few decades. The definition of the ontology was reviewed firstly. Then methodological aspects related to ontological engineering were introduced. Importantly, a model of E-government information resource integration was presented. Finally, an E-government database ontology was developed for sharing and reuse of E-government information resource.
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Ontologies have attracted increasing attention in IT community and their benefits are now recognized for E-government applications. As one of the typical semantic representation methods, ontology-based integration approaches have been the focus in the past few decades. The definition of the ontology was reviewed firstly. Then methodological aspects related to ontological engineering were introduced. Importantly, a model of E-government information resource integration was presented. Finally, an E-government database ontology was developed for sharing and reuse of E-government information resource.
Key concepts: Ontology, Computer science, Government (linguistics), Resource (disambiguation), Ontology-based data integration, Knowledge management, Reuse, Upper ontology