Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results

In applied fields of research, Design Science Research (DSR) produces practical and theoretical knowledge in the form of descriptions of new rtefacts with utility for particular purpose(s). People, including researchers and practitioners, need to identify, access, comprehend, and synthesize DSR resu...

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Main Authors: Reiterer, E., Venable, John
Format: Conference Paper
Published: University of Cork 2016
Online Access:https://cora.ucc.ie/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/6124
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Venable, John
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description In applied fields of research, Design Science Research (DSR) produces practical and theoretical knowledge in the form of descriptions of new rtefacts with utility for particular purpose(s). People, including researchers and practitioners, need to identify, access, comprehend, and synthesize DSR results. This paper addresses these issues by describing and demonstrating a design of a formal DSR ontology approach to represent the essential semantics of the DSR results presented in a DSR document. The proposed ontology (DSRDCO) extends the UMBEL reference ontology of over 35,000 concepts. DSRDCO can be used in the context of a digital library or of the semantic web and can support search and automatic summarisation of DSR publications. Ideally, a summary of DSR results would fulfil five Cs: comprehensive, concise, coherent, correct, and clear. Feasibility of this approach has been evaluated by demonstration, which will be followed by an expert evaluation.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-61242017-01-30T10:50:46Z Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results Reiterer, E. Venable, John In applied fields of research, Design Science Research (DSR) produces practical and theoretical knowledge in the form of descriptions of new rtefacts with utility for particular purpose(s). People, including researchers and practitioners, need to identify, access, comprehend, and synthesize DSR results. This paper addresses these issues by describing and demonstrating a design of a formal DSR ontology approach to represent the essential semantics of the DSR results presented in a DSR document. The proposed ontology (DSRDCO) extends the UMBEL reference ontology of over 35,000 concepts. DSRDCO can be used in the context of a digital library or of the semantic web and can support search and automatic summarisation of DSR publications. Ideally, a summary of DSR results would fulfil five Cs: comprehensive, concise, coherent, correct, and clear. Feasibility of this approach has been evaluated by demonstration, which will be followed by an expert evaluation. 2016 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/6124 https://cora.ucc.ie/ University of Cork restricted
spellingShingle Reiterer, E.
Venable, John
Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title_full Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title_fullStr Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title_full_unstemmed Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title_short Ontological Support for the Use of Design Science Research Results
title_sort ontological support for the use of design science research results
url https://cora.ucc.ie/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/6124