Ontologies in Ubiquitous Computing
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The document discusses the use of ontologies in ubiquitous computing. It defines what an ontology is and describes ontology languages. It then presents a taxonomy for classifying ontologies used in ubiquitous computing into two main categories: ontologies of the ubiquitous computing domain and ontologies as software artifacts. Examples are given for each category including generic and specific domain ontologies as well as ontology-driven, ontology-aware, and ontology use at development time applications. The conclusion states that many works propose using ontologies in ubiquitous computing and the presented taxonomy can help organize these works.
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- 1. Ontologies in Ubiquitous Computing José Ramón Hilera University of Alcalá, Spain Francisco Ruiz University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain I International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing Alcalá de Henares (Spain), June 7-9 (2006)
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- I am going to present a work about the use of ontologies in the Ubiquitous Computing area. Our work is general, and it is not an specific proposal of a new ontology in a new ubiquitous application. We have made an study about different uses of ontologies in this field, and we propose a taxonomy to classify these works.