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Connecting GEON: Making sense of the myriad resources, researchers and concepts that comprise a geoscience cyberinfrastructure

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Connecting GEON: Making sense of the myriad resources, researchers and concepts that comprise a geoscience cyberinfrastructure

Auteurs : Mark Gahegan [Nouvelle-Zélande, États-Unis] ; JUNYAN LUO [États-Unis] ; Stephen D. Weaver [États-Unis] ; William Pike [États-Unis] ; Tawan Banchuen [États-Unis]

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Computers & geosciences [ 0098-3004 ] ; 2009.

RBID : Pascal:09-0371517

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Organisation, Réseau, Stratégie, Ordinateur, Traitement donnée, Infrastructure, Internet, Carte, Eau souterraine, Système information géographique, Ontologie, Australie.
Wicri :
- geographic : Australie.
- topic : Ordinateur, Eau souterraine.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Australia, computers, data processing, geographic information systems, ground water, infrastructures, internet, maps, networks, organization, strategy.

Abstract

Simply placing electronic geoscience resources such as datasets, methods, ontologies, workflows and articles in a digital library or cyberinfrastructure does not mean that they will be used successfully by other researchers or educators. It is also necessary to provide the means to locate potentially useful content, and to understand it. Without suitable provision for these needs, many useful resources will go undiscovered, or else will be found but used inappropriately. In this article, we describe an approach to discovering, describing and understanding e-resources based on the notion that meaning is carried in the interconnections between resources and the actors in the cyberinfrastructure (including individuals, groups, organizations), as well as by ontologies and conventional metadata. Navigation around this universe is achieved by implementing the idea of perspectives as dynamic, conceptual views (defined by SPARQL-like queries against an OWL schema) that not only act as filters, but also dynamically promote and demote concepts, relationships and properties according to their immediate relevance. We describe a means to represent a wide variety of interactions between resources using the notion of a knowledge nexus, and we illustrate its use with resources and actors from the Geosciences Network (GEON) cyberinfrastructure community. We also closely link browsing and visualizing strategies to our nexus, drawing on ideas from semiotics to move resources and connections not currently of interest from the foreground to the background, and vice versa, using a new form of adaptive perspective. We illustrate our ideas via ConceptVista, an open-source concept mapping application that provides rich, visual depictions of the resources, cyber-community and myriad connections between them. Examples are presented that show how geoscientific knowledge can be explored not only via ontological structure, but also by use cases, social networks, citation graphs and organization charts; all of which may carry some aspects of meaning for the user.

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