Semantic Wiki Based Collaborative Scientific Modeling Infrastructure

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This document describes a semantic wiki-based collaborative scientific modeling infrastructure that aims to support collaboration, hybrid modeling approaches, and accessibility. It allows users to publish and use scientific data through a wiki interface that integrates semantic technologies to enable formal modeling alongside informal text. The infrastructure provides concept modeling, policy modeling, group information management, and other applications to facilitate scientific collaboration and knowledge management.

Semantic Wiki Based Collaborative Scientific Modeling Infrastructure Jie Bao, Li Ding, Deborah McGuinness, Peter Fox, James Hendler Tetherless World Constellation, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY 12180, USA {baojie,dingl,dlm,pfox,hendler}@cs.rpi.edu http://tw.rpi.edu/wiki/KAUST/Poster09 ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],C ollaboration Support users to collaboratively publish and use scientific data. Semantic Wiki: Application Workbench Wiki: Content Management Concept Modeling Applications VSTO Map (Virtual Solar-Terrestrial Observatory) Jim Hendler Professor hasRole Person rdfs:subClassOf Alice John hasUncle Alice Bob John isParentOf isBrotherOf RDF Modeling Relational Modeling Rule Modeling Remote SemWiki Policy Modeling Ontology Development (CNL Wiki http://tw.rpi.edu/proj/cnl ) (TAMI Wiki: http://tw.rpi.edu/proj/tami ) (VSTO Wiki: http://tw2.tw.rpi.edu/wiki/vsto) Group Info. Management hy B rid modeling Enable scientific modeling in both informal (e.g. text) and formal ways. A ccessibility Provide an environment for scientific modeling with low required learning and high portability Person Name Role Alias Affiliation Project Name Member Issue ID Project Assignee Wiki DB Triple Store Online data Data Layer Map Data Evaluation Publication Management Still many not yet mentioned … Wiki Layer App. Layer (Semantic) Wiki Scripting Semantic Template Semantic Query (PHP, Javascript) Wiki Extensions Halo Extension Parser Function Semantic Applications Concept Modeling: RDF, Relational Modeling, Rules Semantic Forms Project Management Wiki DB Data Layer Wiki Document Wiki Layer Doc. Layer Wiki Scripting Wiki Extensions KM

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