Ontologica: exploiting ontologies and natural language for representing and querying railway management logics
Chapter
Publication Date:
2012
Abstract:
This paper presents the 'Ontologica' system, a forefront project born from a joint effort between university and industry in the design of advanced information systems. The aim of the project is twofold: to adopt ontologies and new technologies to manage the Centralized Traffic Control logic in a railway and all the rules making the physical elements of a rail station acting as desired; to improve the user interface with a mechanism to interact with the system using natural language queries. The first results we obtained are very promising. In this paper we discuss them, with the 'Ontologica' rationale and architecture.
CRIS type:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
Knowledge representation; Natural language processing; Ontology
List of contributors:
Briola, Daniela; Caccia, Riccardo; Bozzano, Michele; Locoro, Angela
Book title:
Advances in knowledge-based and intelligent information and engineering systems