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Project 12: Semantic Integration Portal

A facility to amalgamate diverse semantic data sources using ontology mapping techniques. Terrorist Knowledge Base. Terrorist Knowledge Base. Profiles In Terror. Profiles In Terror. Integration Script. On-the-fly semantic integration and reasoner. 3Store. 3Store. 3Store. 3Store.

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Project 12: Semantic Integration Portal

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  1. A facility to amalgamate diverse semantic data sources using ontology mapping techniques Terrorist Knowledge Base Terrorist Knowledge Base ProfilesInTerror ProfilesInTerror Integration Script On-the-fly semantic integration and reasoner 3Store 3Store 3Store 3Store International Technology Alliance in Network and Information Sciences Semantic Integration Portal Project 12: Semantic Integration Portal Current Implementation Future Iterations Internet Terrorist Knowledge Base ProfilesInTerror TKB ontology PIT ontology Populated Ontology Semantic Integration Engine Other sources mspace: Semantic Data Browser Future Work • Semantic Integration Technologies - Semantic integration technologies (for example CROSI) to be applied to the problem of ontology mapping. - Existing work and new research to augment semantic integration, leading to automated and semi-automated solutions. - End result: data persisted in separate ontologies, with integration techniques and reasoners being able to integrate data ‘on the fly’. • Different visualisations - Next-generation mspace browser to allow browsing of targeted RDF data. - Graphical tools, such as Prefuse, to provide effective visualisation of integrated data, adding value to integration portal. • Wider range of data sources - Future iterations of the Semantic Integration Portal to include more diverse data sources, some of which will be unstructured data from the web. • This allows a complete end-to-end system of data from structured, semi-structured and unstructured sources, using a variety of ontologies from potentially multiple domains, producing a unified web-based output. SPARQL Query Visualisation Application Current Features • Proof-of-concept - Demonstrates value of semantic integration from structured and semi-structured sources. - Data already in populated ontologies: MIPT Terrorist Knowledge Base and Profiles In Terror. - Output – in this case an mspace semantic browser – allows users to choose either or both data sources to be displayed. • Manual integration allowing accurate concept mapping - Manually-created ontology equivalences give accurate, if workload-heavy, relations between classes and instances. - Integration script (written in Perl) allows quick conversion of instances from one ontology to another. • Already useful data source for terrorist incidents - Even as a proof-of-concept prototype, the Semantic Integration Portal shows useful data that can be updated from live internet sources.

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