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Título: A strategy for biodiversity knowledge acquisition based on domain ontology
Autor: Albuquerque, Andréa Corrêa Flôres
Campos dos Santos, José L.
Magalhães Netto, José Francisco de
Palavras-chave: Action Plan
Biodiversity Loss
Biological Diversity
Data Source
Domain Ontologies
Formal Ontology
Knowledge Extraction
Machine Understanding
Negotiation Protocol
Poverty Alleviation
Robust Strategy
State-of-art Technology
Tacit Knowledge
Biodiversity
Intelligent Systems
Internet Protocols
Knowledge Acquisition
Multi Agent Systems
Ontology
Semantics
Semantic Web
Data do documento: 2009
Editor: ISDA 2009 - 9th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications
É parte de: Pags. 1143-1148
Abstract: Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) recognizes that biodiversity loss must be reduced to promote poverty alleviation and direct benefit of all live on Earth. To achieve that, we must consider robust strategies and action plans based on knowledge and state of art technology. Parallel to that, research is underway in universities and scientific organization aiming to develop semantic web as an additional resource associated to formal ontology and the avoidance of knowledge acquisition problems such as expertise dependence, tacit knowledge, experts' availability and ideal time importance. Ontology can structure knowledge acquisition process for the purpose of comprehensive, portable machine understanding and knowledge extraction on the semantic web environment. These technologies applied to biodiversity domain can be a valuable resource for CBD. The paper presents a strategy for biodiversity knowledge acquisition based on a negotiation protocol which uses domain ontology to extract knowledge from data sources in the semantic web domain. © 2009 IEEE.
DOI: 10.1109/ISDA.2009.87
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