Common interoperability framework for defense architectures, a web semantic approach

Siddiqui, Zeeshan and Alghamdi, Abdullah (2010). Common interoperability framework for defense architectures, a web semantic approach. In: 16th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems, 14-16 Oct 2010, Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus, Oak Brook, Illinois, USA, pp. 149–152.

Abstract

Critical information exchange issues are alerting its users to divert their attention on this most vital subject. As for now the interoperability issues are not yet settled completely, many integration frameworks have been developed to overcome these issues. In this research we have developed an integration channel which uses W3C Semantic Web Specification techniques; we have named it Common Interoperability Framework for Defense Architectures. The model integrate the application architecture sensitive data in the form of RDF files on a secure and responsive security channel which is then picked up by the web crawlers, we have named as RXCrawl. The data resources are then gathered and collected in the form of metadata repository. We will only discuss the main functionality, usage, working and methods, RDF files description and functionality, RDF/XML engine functionality and the security channel description and web crawlers usage and methodology. This study is to overcome current interoperability issues between defense architectures, we will leave further details such as, the whole architecture framework’s implementation, testing and performance measure, for our upcoming research papers.

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