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Industrial Ontologies Group

GERI. UBIWARE-driven. Industrial Ontologies Group. SmartComments. Our research activities and future plans. Industrial Ontologies Group. University of Jyväskylä. Industrial Ontologies Group. IOG Team Kernel. University of Jyväskylä. Researchers Vagan Terziyan (Head) Olena Kaykova

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Industrial Ontologies Group

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  1. GERI UBIWARE-driven Industrial Ontologies Group SmartComments Our research activities and future plans Industrial Ontologies Group University of Jyväskylä

  2. Industrial Ontologies Group IOG Team Kernel University of Jyväskylä • Researchers • Vagan Terziyan (Head) • Olena Kaykova • Oleksiy Khriyenko • Sergiy Nikitin • Michal Nagy • Contact Person: • Timo Tiihonen • e-mails: • timo.tiihonen@jyu.fi • vagan.terziyan@jyu.fi • phone: +358 14 260 2741 • Michael Cochez • Joonas Kesäniemi • Viljo Pilli-Sihvola • Jose Luis Garduno URL:http://www.mit.jyu.fi/ai/OntoGroup

  3. Group Profile (summary) Agent Technology Semantic Technology Intelligent, Complex, Distributed, Heterogeneous, Self-Managed, Web-Based Industrial Systems, Ecosystems, Platforms and Services SOA and Cloud Computing Ubiquitous Computing Social Computing Artificial Intelligence http://www.mit.jyu.fi/ai/Industrial_Ontologies_Group_booklet_print.doc

  4. Resource Agent Resource Agent Resource Agent Industrial Ontologies Group Our Latest Tekes project “Smart Semantic Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing” UBIWARE Project “Expert” “Device” “Service” University of Jyväskylä

  5. Interoperability Challenge • Future Web applications and Web-based systems will contain heterogeneous components and therefore will demand support for integration, interoperability, collaboration and mutual service provisioning between resources of different types.

  6. @ SOA F X Y Components of a modern system are not only highly heterogeneous but also globally distributed (SOA) … Web of Software and Services Web 3.0: Web of Knowledge Web of Things Web 2.0: Web of Humans Web 4.0: Web of Intelligence

  7. Data Center Data Center … or some parts of the system may run within huge data centers (Cloud Computing)… IaaS: Infrastructure- as-a-Service

  8. … and some parts of the system may be placed into mobile terminals undersupervision of various mobile ecosystems…

  9. …and there should be an easy way to design, use, administrate and reconfigure the system … System Administrator System Maintenance Engineer System Architect User

  10. … and the system in many cases should be able to reconfigure and manage itself (i.e. autonomic, proactive, self-managed)…

  11. Agents are needed ! … and semantics is needed ! Adding a“virtual representative”to every resource solves the global interoperability problem. Intelligentagent(a kind of “software robot”) will act, communicate and collaborate on behalf of each Web resource Semantic adapter Semantic communication Semantic business logic

  12. GUN Concept (Industrial Ontologies Group) GUN – Global Understanding eNvironment GUN = Global Environment + Global Understanding = Proactive Self-ManagedSemantic Web of Everything http://www.mit.jyu.fi/ai/OntoGroup/projects.htm http://www.mit.jyu.fi/ai/Industrial_Ontologies_Group_booklet_print.doc

  13. Global Understanding Environment (GUN) GUN can be considered as akind ofUbiquitous Eco-SystemforUbiquitous Society,which will be such proactive, self-managed evolutionary Semantic Web of Things, People and Abstractions where all kinds of entities can understand, interact, serve, develop and learn from each other. Human-to-Human Human-to-Machine Machine-to-Human Machine-to-Machine Agent-to-Agent Software-to-Human Software-to-Machine Software-to-Software Human-to-Software …

  14. UBIWARE Project – direction towards GUN "Smart Semantic Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing" • Due to heterogeneity of provided services and supported components, UBIWARE is based on integration of several technologies:Semantic Web, Distributed Artificial Intelligence and Agent Technologies, Ubiquitous Computing, SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture), Web X.0, and related concepts. • The research and design on UBIWARE is started byIndustrial Ontologies Groupwithin UBIWARE project: “Smart Semantic Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing” (June 2007 – December 2010) funded by Tekes and industrial companies. • Project web page:http://www.mit.jyu.fi/ai/OntoGroup/UBIWARE_details.htm

  15. C C C C C C C UBIWARE 3.0 (2009-2010) platform (ready in August 2010) UBIWARE 3.0 is a Web-based platform for creating and executing configurable distributed systems based on generalized and reusable business scenarios, which heterogeneous components (actors) are not predefined but can be selected, replaced and configured in runtime.

  16. Presentation Case for UBIWARE 3.0 User UBIWARE 3.0

  17. Presentation Case for UBIWARE 3.0 User Linked Data UBIWARE 3.0 Capabilities

  18. Linked Data X1 :firstName :Vagan X1 :lastName :Terziyan X1 :sex :Male X1 :birthday :27/12/1958 X1 :email :vagan@it.jyu.fi X1 :interest :fishing X1 :hasPhoto #vagan.jpg X1 :group :IOG X1 :group :RuleML … X1 :education :KNURE X1 :position :professor X1 :hasFriend X2 X2 :firstName :Alain X2 :lastName :Gourdin … X1 :hasFriend X3 X3 :firstName :Mikko X3 :lastName :Vapa … Linked Data

  19. Sample of UBIWARE-driven Mobile Application

  20. University of Jyväskylä Industrial Ontologies Group 10 slides on: Why do you need UBIWARE and UBIWARE-based products and services ? UBIWARE team University of Jyväskylä, 15 May, 2009

  21. What the companies usually want to get from us? “Coffee” allegory They want to see technology applied to their problems, allegorically they want a ready-to-use product, let us say, coffee, but…

  22. S-APL script UBIWARE IOG UBIWARE allegoric view But we are providing much more than just a coffee, we are providing a coffee maker !

  23. S-APL script UBIWARE IOG UBIWARE allegoric view (2) Coffee Roaster Unroasted beans 1. 2. Roasted beans Roasted beans 3. Coffee Grinder 4. Ground coffee UBIWARE is also about orchestrating external resources to achieve a goal!

  24. S-APL script UBIWARE IOG Outsourced external resources can be both: information and service providers

  25. S-APL script UBIWARE IOG You may say however: “I still want my coffee, not a coffee maker !” Coffee-Making-as-a-Service Order and instructions UBIWARE-Driven Cloud: PRIME / GERI Coffee You may still get your coffee made by our coffee maker, hosted “within the cloud”, and even have possibility to take part in making your coffee every time you need it and every way you like it!

  26. S-APL script UBIWARE IOG You may serve the coffee made by our “Cloud-Coffee-Maker” to others Coffee-Making-as-a-Service for service providers Order and instructions UBIWARE-Driven Cloud: PRIME / GERI Coffee

  27. Message to the UBIWARE partners • Do not loose the opportunity, save your resources – select UBIWARE (“make coffee yourself (using your or our kitchen infrastructure) easily and cheaper whenever you need it and not buy it every time”); • Help us to develop the basis of UBIWARE first of all, then you will be able to manage you future (even more sophisticated) cases by yourself.

  28. Industrial Ontologies Group GERI: Global Enterprise Resource Integration with case study on: (a) Mobile-Ecosystem-as-a-Service; (b) Enhancement of industrial systems with public/social context and services. • Plan for new Tekes proposal: • According to IOG roadmap towards GUN: • SmartResource-UBIWARE-GERI-GUN

  29. GERI research challenges • APIaaS: API-as-a-Service; • ESaaS: EcoSystem-as-a-Service; • INaaS: Intelligence-as-a-Service; • KaaS: Knowledge-as-a-Service; • INTaaS: Integration-as-a-Service; • VaaS: Visualization-as-a-Service; • P&SaaS: Privacy and Security-as-a-Service; • HPCaaS: High Performance Computation-as-a-Service; • TaaS: Testing-as-a-Service; • ITaaS: IT-as-a-Service (general concept);

  30. GERI UBIWARE-driven SmartComments Enhancement of Industrial Systems with Public/Social Context and Services Industrial Systems Public/social content and services

  31. Semantic Interface GERI UBIWARE-driven GERI users will be able to orchestrate services from heterogeneous ecosystems Users

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