The series of Australasian OntologyWorkshops, begun in 2005, is now in its fifth year with the Australasian Ontology Workshop (AOW 2009), to be held at the University of Melbourne, in Melbourne, Australia on the 1st December 2009. Like most of the previous workshops, AOW 2009 is held in conjunction with the Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, now in its 22nd year as AI'09.
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Balancing expressivity and implementability in OWL ontologies for semantic data frameworks: the journey from 2004 to 2009 and beyond
In 2004, a small team of investigators undertook a prototype development effort to explore how semantics could be inserted in several existing scientific data systems being supported by the High Altitude Observatory at the National Center for ...
Reflecting on ontologies: towards ontology-based agent-oriented software engineering
"Ontology" in association with "software engineering" is becoming commonplace. This paper argues for the need to place ontologies at the centre of the software development lifecycle for multi agent systems to enhance reuse of software workproducts as ...
Review of semantic enablement techniques used in geospatial and semantic standards for legacy and opportunistic mashups
Networks of sensors are increasingly used to monitor essential environmental variables for biodiversity, water, and climate change research. Such multidisciplinary scientific projects require more flexible ways to publish and aggregate sensor ...
Finding EL+ justifications using the earley parsing algorithm
Module extraction plays an important role in the reuse of ontologies as well as in the simplification and optimization of some reasoning tasks such as finding justifications for entailments. In this paper we focus on the problem of extracting small ...
Visualizing and specifying ontologies using diagrammatic logics
This paper proposes a diagrammatic logic that is suitable for specifying ontologies. We take a case study style approach to presenting the diagrammatic logic, and draw contrast with RDF graphs and description logics. We provide specifications of two ...
Using explicit semantic representations for user programming of sensor devices
As the demand for environmental sensing grows, there is an urgent need to improve access to observation data collected by sensor systems. However, sensing devices and the platforms on which they are deployed are highly heterogeneous in their ...
An approach to customizing requirements goal model based on metamodel for ontology registration
To speed up creation of personalized requirements models for users, it is necessary to systematically model domain knowledge and specify a reuse mechanism to customize personalized requirements models. Based on a unified framework for requirements ...
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Proceedings of the Fifth Australasian Ontology Workshop - Volume 112


