The Community Context Sample Clauses

The Community Context. The community context is a super peer which manages the common ontology. The common ontology represents the conceptualization of concepts of a GIS domain for a given community of peers. Common ontology is a reference semantics on which are de xxx the agreements for the peers to the community among peer members at the community. Common ontology is a taxonomy of conceptualization concepts of com- munity application domain. The concepts are de xxx by their structural, behavioral, and semantic properties. RDF/S and OWL can be used to rep- resent the common ontology. In the approach, available common ontology and make some modi cations is done. Popular tool such as Prot g can be used to manipulate the common ontology. The main focus is on how to e ciently use the common ontology for agree- ment among provider peers. The argument is to implement a super peer to store common ontology. The selection of the super peer will based on storage and computing resources and the available bandwidth. The main drawback in using a super peer are super peer failures and performance bottleneck. These problems can be reduced by developing solution to use back-up super peers and by choosing powerfull state of the art machine as super peer.
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