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Ontonym: a collection of upper ontologies for developing pervasive systems

by Graeme Stevenson, Stephen Knox, Simon Dobson, Paddy Nixon
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Context Information and Ontologies (2009)

Abstract

Pervasive systems present the need to interpret large quan- tities of data from many sources. Context models support developers working with such data by providing a shared representation of the environment on which to base this in- terpretation. This paper presents a set of requirements for a context model that addresses uncertainty, provenance, sens- ing and temporal properties of context. Based on these re- quirements, we describe Ontonym, a set of ontologies that represent core concepts in pervasive computing. We propose a framework for evaluating ontologies in the pervasive com- puting domain by combining recognised techniques from the literature, and present a preliminary evaluation of Ontonym using these criteria.

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