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Semantic integration of traditional and heterogeneous data sources (UML, XML and RDB) in OWL2 triplestore

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  • Oussama El Hajjamy
  • Hajar Khallouki
  • Larbi Alaoui
  • Mohamed Bahaj

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With the success of the internet and the expansion of the amount of data in the web, the exchange of information from various heterogeneous and classical data sources becomes a critical need. In this context, researchers must propose integration solutions that allow applications to simultaneously access several data sources. In this perspective, we propose a semi-automatic integration approach of classical data sources via a global schema located in database management systems of RDF or OWL data, called triplestore. Our contribution is subdivided into three axes: 1) an automatic mapping solution that converts classical data sources such as UML, XML and RDB to local ontologies based on OWL2 language; 2) an alignment system of local ontologies based on syntactic, semantic and structural similarity measurement techniques in order to increase the probability of having real correspondences and real differences; 3) a fusion system of pre-existing local ontologies into a global ontology based on the alignment found in the previous step.

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  • Oussama El Hajjamy & Hajar Khallouki & Larbi Alaoui & Mohamed Bahaj, 2021. "Semantic integration of traditional and heterogeneous data sources (UML, XML and RDB) in OWL2 triplestore," International Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 13(1/2), pages 36-58.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:injdan:v:13:y:2021:i:1/2:p:36-58
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