Using Ontologies and Vocabularies for Dynamic Linking

Authors:
Sean Bechhofer;Yeliz Yesilada;Robert Stevens;Simon Jupp;Bernard Horan
Affiliations:
University of Manchester;University of Manchester;University of Manchester;University of Manchester;Sun Microsystems Laboratories
Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Ontology-based linking offers a solution to some of the problems with static, restricted, and inflexible traditional Web linking. Conceptual hypermedia provides navigation between Web resources, supported by a conceptual model, in which an ontology's definitions and structure, together with the lexical labels, drive the consistency of link provision and the linking's dynamic aspects. Lightweight standard representations make it possible to use existing vocabularies to support Web navigation and browsing. In this way, the navigation and linking of diverse resources (including those not in our control) based on a community understanding of the domain can be consistently managed.