Integración de esquemas de datos MERODE
Date
2011-07-01
Authors
Alonso Muñoz, Abbie
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Universidad Central “Marta Abreu” de Las Villas
Abstract
Las metodologías para el diseño conceptual permiten crear distintos esquemas que
representen diferentes vistas de una aplicación o negocio. Bien porque la estructura de la aplicación es demasiado compleja como para ser modelada por un solo diseñador o en una sola vista; o bien porque en el diseño intervienen grupos multidisciplinarios, donde generalmente cada miembro tiene su propia visión o requerimientos del universo de discurso. La diferencia de criterios puede generar diseños distintos que deben ser tratados adecuadamente para que no presenten conflictos con los requerimientos de otros miembros.
En la metodología para la modelación empresarial MERODE, basada en UML, un
modelo empresarial consiste en tres subvistas componentes: el esquema de datos, una tabla de objetos y eventos, y máquinas de estados finitos por cada tipo de objeto del esquema de datos. En particular, el esquema de datos de MERODE es una extensión del diagrama de clases UML. En este trabajo se propone un método para integrar esquemas de datos MERODE basado en la mezcla de ontologías OWL, mediante el uso de una herramienta para la manipulación de múltiples ontologías.
Methodologies for conceptual design are able to create several schemes that represent different views of an application or domain. Since structure of an application is too complex to be modeled by a single designer or in a single view, or because the design involved multidisciplinary teams where each member usually has its own vision and requirements of the universe of discourse. Difference criteria may generate different layouts that must be treated appropriately to avoid conflicts with the requirements of other members. The methodology for business modeling MERODE, it is based on UML. A MERODE business model consists of three subviews components: a data schema, a table of objects and events, and a finite state machine for each object type in the schema. Particularly, the data schema of MERODE is an extension of UML class diagram. This paper proposes a method for integrating MERODE data schemas based on merging OWL ontologies, by using a tool for multiple ontologies.
Methodologies for conceptual design are able to create several schemes that represent different views of an application or domain. Since structure of an application is too complex to be modeled by a single designer or in a single view, or because the design involved multidisciplinary teams where each member usually has its own vision and requirements of the universe of discourse. Difference criteria may generate different layouts that must be treated appropriately to avoid conflicts with the requirements of other members. The methodology for business modeling MERODE, it is based on UML. A MERODE business model consists of three subviews components: a data schema, a table of objects and events, and a finite state machine for each object type in the schema. Particularly, the data schema of MERODE is an extension of UML class diagram. This paper proposes a method for integrating MERODE data schemas based on merging OWL ontologies, by using a tool for multiple ontologies.
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Merode, Metodología, Esquemas de Datos, Integración, Unified Modeling Language (UML), Modelación Empresarial, Ontologías OWL