Semantic Interoperability is
associated with the ability of computer systems, applications and
services to automatically communicate content and have that content
properly interpreted so as to produce useful results as defined by
the end users of both systems. It concerns thus human rather than
machine interpretation of the content and is directly tied to
communities of practice as the meaning of content may change by
context and over time and different requirements in different
domains may result in different information models. For the Greek
Interoperability Centre, the scientific domain of semantic
interoperability encompasses the individual areas of:
- Ontology Engineering
- Knowledge Management
- Semantic Annotation
- Data Modeling
- Core Components Modeling
- XML Schema Creation
These areas constitute the core of
many research activities undertaken by the Decision Support Systems
Lab, within the frame of which G.I.C. operates. In this context,
G.I.C. know-how involves domain-specific ontologies, targeted data
repositories, semantic integration approaches and methodologies for
information modeling and reuse.
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