Complex Event Service Ontology Sample Clauses

Complex Event Service Ontology. A Complex Event Service (CES) ontology is developed to describe event services and requests. CES ontology is an extension of OWL-S. OWL-S is a standardized ontology to describe, discover and compose semantic web services. Figure 6 illustrates the overview of CES ontology. An event service is described with a Grounding and an EventProfile. The concept of Grounding in OWL-S tells an event consumer how to access the event service by providing information on service protocol, message formats etc. An EventProfile is comparable to the ServiceProfile in OWL-S, which describes the events transmitted by the service An Event Profile describes a type of event with a Pattern and Non-Functional Properties (NFP). A Pattern describes the correlations between a set of member events involved in the pattern. An event pattern may have other patterns or (primitive) event services as sub-components, making it a tree structure. An event profile without a Pattern describes a primitive event service; otherwise it describes a complex event service. NFP refers to the QoI and/or QoS metrics (e.g., precision, reliability, cost), they are modelled as sub-classes of ServiceParameter in OWL-S. An EventRequest is specified as an incomplete EventService description, without specific bindings to the set of federated event services used by the requested complex event. Constraints can be specified by users to declare their requirements on the event pattern and NFPs in EventRequests. Preferences can be used to specify a weight between 0 to 1 over different quality metrics representing users’ preferences on QoS metrics: higher weight indicate the user cares more on the particular QoS metric. More detailed information regarding the complex event service will be provided in deliverable report 3.2. owls:supports hasConstraint owls:presents hasPreference PrimitiveEvent Service owls-sp:serviceParameter rdf:_x (contains) rdf:_x (contains) owls:presents hasWeight hasPattern hasNFP owls:ServiceProfile EventService QosWeight Preference ComplexEven tService xsd:double NFP EventProfile Pattern owls-sp:ServiceParameter Preference Constraint owls:Grounding owls:Service EventRequest rdf:_x (contains) Legend: Namespaces: default: <xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxx/ces#> rdf: <xxxx://xxx.x0.xxx/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> owls: <xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/services/owl-s/1.2/Service.owl# > owls-sp: <xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/services/owl-s/1.2/ServiceParameter.owl#> Class Object property subClassOf Data property Figure 6 - Over...
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