Application of ontologies to traceability in the dairy supply chain

  • Magliulo L
  • Genovese L
  • Peretti V
  • et al.
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Abstract

Systems for tracking products through supply chains range from paper-based records main- tained by producers, processors, and suppliers to sophisticated ICT-based solutions. In addition to supporting product traceability, ICTs may also support data capture, recording, storage, and sharing of traceability attributes on processing, genetics, inputs, disease/pest tracking and mea- surement of environmental variables. A key suc- cess factor for a traceability system is the capa- bility to integrate and share information along the supply chain. ICT represents a tool to over- come integration problems, data fusion and in- formation dissemination. In this paper we illus- trate the application of ontology as a tool to model business processes and rules within an agri- food chain. The business case is represented by the Bovlac project: a scientific and technologic platform to trace fresh cheese production. Keywords:

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Magliulo, L., Genovese, L., Peretti, V., & Murru, N. (2013). Application of ontologies to traceability in the dairy supply chain. Agricultural Sciences, 04(05), 41–45. https://doi.org/10.4236/as.2013.45b008

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