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Scientific Workflow, Provenance, and Data Modeling Challenges and Approaches

by: Shawn Bowers
In Journal on Data Semantics, Vol. 1, No. 1. (2012), pp. 19-30, doi:10.1007/s13740-012-0004-y  Key: citeulike:11979777

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Semantic modeling approaches (e.g., conceptual models, controlled vocabularies, and ontologies) are increasingly being adopted to help address a number of challenges in scientific data management. While semantic information has played a considerable role within bioinformatics, semantic technologies can similarly benefit a wide range of scientific disciplines. Here we focus on three main areas where modeling and semantics are playing an increasingly important role: scientific workflows, scientific data provenance, and observational data management. Applications of these areas span a number of disciplines and provide both challenges and new opportunities for conceptual modeling research and development. We provide a brief overview of each area, discuss the role that modeling plays within each, and present current research opportunities.


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