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READIT - 2009 - Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research

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Ontologies define a common vocabulary <strong>for</strong> researchers who need to share<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation in a domain. It includes machine interpretable definition of basic concepts in the<br />

domain and relationship among them. The CDPS in Fast breeder Test Reactor consists of two<br />

embedded system namely SS-I (sub system – I) & SS-II (sub system –II) connected in fault<br />

tolerant configuration. Protégé 4.0.1 is an open source development environment <strong>for</strong><br />

ontologies and knowledge based system [4].<br />

This paper also deals with various aspects of ontology as follows: we discuss why ontology<br />

(Section II), the role of ontology in multi agent (Section III), An example of semantic concept<br />

representation in the World Wide Web domain (Section IV), Ontology Environment in an<br />

organization (Section V). Ontology Development (Section VI) , Knowledge Management<br />

Architecture <strong>for</strong> Fast Breeder Reactor (Section VII), a view of related work is in Central Data<br />

Processing System (CDPS) as Case Study (Section VIII), finally conclusion and future work<br />

are presented (Section IX ).<br />

2. WHY ONTOLOGY?<br />

Managing knowledge on the web is an important issue <strong>for</strong> the given the large<br />

volume of in<strong>for</strong>mation available through internet at all times. Being internet is dynamic<br />

nature; it is a tough assignment to handle the knowledge. As the volume of in<strong>for</strong>mation on<br />

the web grows, the time required to locate and digest in<strong>for</strong>mation also increases squarely.<br />

Sharing common understanding of the structure of in<strong>for</strong>mation among people or software<br />

agents is more common goals in developing ontologies. Knowledge contained in ontology is<br />

relatively easier to extract by analyzing the schema files in the structure of web document. In<br />

the scope of semantic web, ontologies are represented using family of description logics<br />

based languages which includes the language RDF (Resource Description Framework),<br />

DAML (DARPA Modeling language) and more recently W3C (World Wide Web<br />

Consortium) recommendation ontology web language.<br />

Ontologies facilitate the interoperability between heterogeneous systems involved in<br />

commonly interested domain application by providing a shared understanding of domain<br />

problem and a <strong>for</strong>malization that makes ontologies machine processable. The ultimate vision<br />

<strong>for</strong> a semantic web is to create an internet, which can be understood by the computers <strong>for</strong><br />

proper navigation [5].<br />

3. ONTOLOGY IN MULTI AGENT SYSTEM<br />

Ontology should be machine readable. In a Multi agent system where more than one<br />

agent is present and where the agents can interact and communicate using ontology and a<br />

content language. Knowledge acquisition is very important part in the ontology process and it<br />

applies different operations like knowledge creation, knowledge translation and knowledge<br />

retrieval.<br />

It is easier <strong>for</strong> agents to communicate and share knowledge applying a common<br />

ontology. In the real world this does not always happen, people and agents may use different<br />

words that have the same meaning or refer to the same concrete or abstract object or they<br />

may use the same word to refer to different meaning [6]. An Agents’ ontology consists of the<br />

specifications of a conceptualization which includes the terms used to name objects,<br />

functions and relation in the agent’s world [7]. An object is anything that we can describe<br />

something. An object can be concrete or abstract, primitive or composite, fictional or nonfictional.<br />

A set object can be grouped to <strong>for</strong>m an abstract object called a class. Figure-1<br />

shows the relationship between world, agent, conceptualization and ontology.

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