[OntGov] Building the semantics resources for NETMAR WPS chains

[Mike Grant]

Hi Roy,

Pardon the slow response (better late than never?).

On 10/10/11 12:58, Lowry, Roy K. wrote:
> P01 codes are acceptable.  Consequently, I think we need to set up a
> concept collection of ‘service input parameters’ that are then mapped to
> P01.  This raises a couple of questions to the ontology governance.
>  
> 
>    1. Does anybody have any problem with this approach? 

Is there a need to restrict it to "service input parameters" rather than
a more general concept hierarchy?  I know there's a clear risk of taking
forever if one tries to build a "model of the world", but perhaps
setting up higher level (say) oceanographic concepts might be a more
generally useful collection.

>    2. Anybody any recommendations for such a vocabulary or should we
>       build one (maybe 10-20 concepts) through discussion on this list?

Obviously we're keen on anything remote-sensed in the oceans
(chlorophyll, sst, etc) :)

> A fun extension would be to develop a knowledge base of simple unit
> conversion WPS (e.g. scaling by a power of 10) with inputs and outputs
> labelled using P06. That way, if the units mismatch and a conversion is
> possible, the service chaining editor could even ‘auto-correct’!

I think this'd be a nice easy-to-put-together demonstration, and useful
besides :)

Cheers,

Mike.

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