International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science (IJITCS)
IJITCS Vol. 7, No. 12, 8 Nov. 2015
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SQUIREL: Semantic Querying Interlinked OWLS traveling Process Models
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Author(s)
Afaf Merazi
1,*
Mimoun Malki
2
Index Terms
Linked e-tourism data, Dynamic Packaging Technology, Automatic discovery-based composition, Semantic Web Service, OWL-S Traveling Process Model, Semantic Query (P)SPARQL
Abstract
With the advent of new forms of information and communication technologies, the consumer needs to combine and customize different travel components as a complete travel package, namely: Dynamic Packaging Technology. Nevertheless, disparate tourist offers and services make it difficult for consumer to use them effectively. Therefore, our paper presents an intelligent querying framework of OWL-S travel services, called SQUIREL composition engine. It uses Semantic Web Services (SWSs) technologies combined with the useful of Linked e-tourism Data concept to fulfill the preferences and constraints of the e-tourist any time. This purpose supports SWSs pre-selection through the valuation of the rewritten SPARQL consumer query at runtime that manages dynamic service dependencies extracted from Linked e-tourism Data and returns the SWSs endpoint. Then, SQUIREL catches this endpoint and makes the necessary optimizations to refine it to its relevant atomic processes needed to be composed using matrix computation. However, the experimental results indicate that this method owns both lower computation cost and higher success ratio of fine-grained discovery-based atomic processes composition.
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Afaf Merazi, Mimoun Malki, "SQUIREL: Semantic Querying Interlinked OWL-S traveling Process Models", International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science(IJITCS), vol.7, no.12, pp.30-39, 2015. DOI:10.5815/ijitcs.2015.12.04
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