Title |
Strategy ontology construction and learning: insights from smart city strategies |
ID_Doc |
37094 |
Authors |
Taamallah, A; Khemaja, M; Faiz, S |
Title |
Strategy ontology construction and learning: insights from smart city strategies |
Year |
2017 |
Published |
International Journal Of Knowledge-Based Development, 8.0, 3 |
DOI |
10.1504/IJKBD.2017.086427 |
Abstract |
Smart cities are designed to overcome problems that traditional cities face like the exponential increase of the population and related needs. Smart cities design is a relatively new research field that appeared with the concept of smart city. Unfortunately, it is a laborious and error prone task which suggests designers' expertise and adequate skills. To overcome this issue, we attempt to acquire expertise from existing strategies and projects about smart cities. For this end, we develop strategy ontology. The strategy ontology allows not only to formalise and conceptualise the strategy related concepts but also to analyse existing projects and strategies. We attempt thereafter to enrich it via automatic learning techniques. We use therefore automatic annotation of smart cities related documents. In addition to automatic annotation, we also use the ontology-based information extraction (OBIE) for ontology population and enrichment with new concepts and instances. The followed process is composed of five tasks: corpus construction, ontology population, ontology enrichment, ontology's consistency verification and ontology learning evaluation. The resulting ontology will allow sharing the gathered knowledge between people participating in the activities of smart cities design and thus learning from smart cities previous projects and strategies in order to create new ones. |
Author Keywords |
Smart Cities design; ontology-based information extraction; Smart City; ontology learning; ontology enrichment; automatic annotation; information extraction; strategy ontology |
Index Keywords |
Index Keywords |
Document Type |
Other |
Open Access |
Open Access |
Source |
Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) |
EID |
WOS:000437446400002 |
WoS Category |
Urban Studies |
Research Area |
Urban Studies |
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