Semantics-assisted Problem Solving on the Semantic Grid

In this paper we propose a distributed knowledge management framework for semantics and knowledge creation, population and reuse on the Grid. Its objective is to evolve the Grid towards the Semantic Grid with the ultimate purpose of facilitating problem solving in e-Science. The framework uses ontol...

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Main Authors: Chen, Liming (Author), Shadbolt, Nigel (Author), Goble, Carole (Author), Tao, Feng (Author), Puleston, Colin (Author), Cox, Simon (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2005.
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