A knowledge infrastructure for the dutch immigration office

Authors:
Ronald Heller;Freek van Teeseling;Menno Gülpers
Affiliations:
Be Informed, Linie 620, Apeldoorn, DZ, Netherlands;Be Informed, Linie 620, Apeldoorn, DZ, Netherlands;Be Informed, Linie 620, Apeldoorn, DZ, Netherlands
Venue:
ESWC'10 Proceedings of the 7th international conference on The Semantic Web: research and Applications - Volume Part II
Year:
2010

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Abstract

The Dutch Immigration Office is replacing its existing paper based case system with a fully electronic system with integrated decision support based on ontologies. The new award winning architecture (Dutch Architecture award 2009) is based on the principle of separation of concerns: data, knowledge and process. The architecture of the application, but especially the architecture of the knowledge models for decision and process support, is explained and shown in the demonstration.