SAWSDL in Oil & Gas
Master thesis
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2008Metadata
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Abstract
SAWSDL, The Semantic Annotations for WSDL and XML Schema, is a W3C
recommendation that defines mechanisms to link semantics to the description of web services.
These semantics when expressed in formal languages can help disambiguate the description
of Web services during automatic discovery and composition of the Web services. This will
help the industry to compose new web services based on the discovery of existing web
services and based on the request made by a user even if it is expressed in an informal
language.
The Oil & Gas industry has stated high ambitions in designing remotely controlled
installations in the High North. This will require that a large set of real time data is acquired
and furthermore that the challenging task of interpreting all these data must be dealt with.
OLF visions that Semantic Web technology might be one solution to provide automatic
reasoning of large sets of data.
As a first step towards the semantic web the PCA SIG for Drilling & Completions wanted to
evaluate the SAWSDL specification to find out how to deploy this specification within the Oil
& Gas IT infrastructure. This Master thesis is aiming to provide guidelines on how to
implement SAWSDL based on a use case provided by the SIG.
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Master's thesis in Information technology