Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the... more Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the past decades. Still, some of its corners remain dark, since different GORE languages do not provide a well-founded conceptualization of the domain and are not consensual. This may lead to ambiguous or weak understanding of GORE concepts. In this paper, we introduce the Goal-Oriented Requirements Ontology (GORO), a domain ontology founded on the Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) that intends to represent the nature and relations of concepts surrounding the GORE domain. We use GORO to explore and clarify the semantics used, sometimes implicitly, by well-known GORE languages.
10Th International Conference on Network and Service Management and Workshop, Nov 1, 2014
ABSTRACT The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framew... more ABSTRACT The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
10th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM) and Workshop, 2014
The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and i... more The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
—The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and ... more —The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the... more Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the past decades. Still, some of its corners remain dark, since different GORE languages do not provide a well-founded conceptualization of the domain and are not consensual. This may lead to ambiguous or weak understanding of GORE concepts. In this paper, we introduce the Goal-Oriented Requirements Ontology (GORO), a domain ontology founded on the Unified Foundational Ontol-ogy (UFO) that intends to represent the nature and relations of concepts surrounding the GORE domain. We use GORO to explore and clarify the semantics used, sometimes implicitly, by well-known GORE languages.
Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the... more Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the past decades. Still, some of its corners remain dark, since different GORE languages do not provide a well-founded conceptualization of the domain and are not consensual. This may lead to ambiguous or weak understanding of GORE concepts. In this paper, we introduce the Goal-Oriented Requirements Ontology (GORO), a domain ontology founded on the Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) that intends to represent the nature and relations of concepts surrounding the GORE domain. We use GORO to explore and clarify the semantics used, sometimes implicitly, by well-known GORE languages.
10Th International Conference on Network and Service Management and Workshop, Nov 1, 2014
ABSTRACT The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framew... more ABSTRACT The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
10th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM) and Workshop, 2014
The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and i... more The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
—The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and ... more —The SNMP protocol remains a broadly adopted technology in the Internet management framework and its MIB was proposed to guarantee interoperation. In order to enable the management of new equipment, the human manager must compile the correlated MIB file (MIB description) and choose the right objects to manage an implicit knowledge. This paper presents an ontology-based approach and a Semantic SNMP extension, to improve the framework's autonomic support.
Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the... more Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE) has grown into an important area of research in the past decades. Still, some of its corners remain dark, since different GORE languages do not provide a well-founded conceptualization of the domain and are not consensual. This may lead to ambiguous or weak understanding of GORE concepts. In this paper, we introduce the Goal-Oriented Requirements Ontology (GORO), a domain ontology founded on the Unified Foundational Ontol-ogy (UFO) that intends to represent the nature and relations of concepts surrounding the GORE domain. We use GORO to explore and clarify the semantics used, sometimes implicitly, by well-known GORE languages.
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