A Fundamental Framework for Realizing Semantic Interoperability in a Multidatabase Environment
Yasushi Kiyoki, Takashi Kitagawa, Youichi Hitomi
Abstract
Yasushi Kiyoki, Takashi Kitagawa, Youichi Hitomi
Abstract
In multidatabase research, the realization of semantic interoperability is the most important issue for resolving semantic heterogeneity between different databases. In this paper, we propose a fundamental framework for realizing semantic interoperability at the level of semantic relationships betw een data items in a multi database environment. We present a metadatabase system which extracts the significant information from different databases. The metadatabase system uses a mathematical model of meaning to dynamically recognize the semantic equivalence, similarity, and difference between data items. The essential feature of this model is that the specific meaning of a data item is dynamically fixed and unambiguously recognized according to the context by semantic interpretation mechanisms.
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In multidatabase research, the realization of semantic interoperability is the most important issue for resolving semantic heterogeneity between different databases. In this paper, we propose a fundamental framework for realizing semantic interoperability at the level of semantic relationships betw een data items in a multi database environment. We present a metadatabase system which extracts the significant information from different databases. The metadatabase system uses a mathematical model of meaning to dynamically recognize the semantic equivalence, similarity, and difference between data items. The essential feature of this model is that the specific meaning of a data item is dynamically fixed and unambiguously recognized according to the context by semantic interpretation mechanisms.
Key concepts: Semantic interoperability, Computer science, Semantic heterogeneity, Interoperability, Semantic equivalence, Semantic integration, Semantic similarity, Semantic computing