Mladenka Vukmirovic's research while affiliated with University of Economics and Humanities, Bielsko-Biała and other places

... Obviously, similar calculations can be performed not only for conferences and/or institutions, but also for all other geo-objects (e.g. restaurants and hotels) as their coordinates are described in the same way as cities (hotel, restaurant and city are subclasses of the Spatial Thing class in our travel ontology; see [7,22]). Therefore, the DTS system will be able to provide at least the following geo-info-based advice: 1. Location notes and tips (textual information about a location which was added to Duty Trip Reports -class in the ontology: Location Specific Notes), 2. Organizations and people that can be visited (objects of Organization Contact and Contact Person classes, these objects are created by the employees during the Duty Trip Report's creation), 3. Information about nearby conferences of possible interest (based on location of the trip and the conference as well as on the personal interest and conference topics), 4. Hotels and restaurants (based on the Hotel and Restaurant TSS ontology classes), 5. Car rental and golf courses (ontology extensions based on the OTA specifi- cation [15]). ...

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On Resource Profiling and Matching in an Agent-Based Virtual Organization

... The open travel alliance (OTA) messaging system is among popular and widely used ontologies. In [9], the researchers aimed to use OTA messages and generate a new ontology for air travels as well. In [10], the researchers attempted to manage air traffic by information sharing, which was carried out by various ontologies. ...

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Ontology generation for flight safety messages in air traffic management

... There we study utilization of agent-facilitated autonomous price negotiations in a general e-commerce scenario. This work was extended to facilitate possibility of airline ticket auctioning [25, 23, 24, 20, 26]. Second, we work on creation of an agent based Travel Support System (TSS ) [18, 7, 10]. ...

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Utilizing Open Travel Alliance-Based Ontology of Golf in an Agent-Based Travel Support System.

... The domain of I4.0 or Factory 4.0 or Smart Manufacturing consists of concepts related, on the one hand, to business services (Wally et al., 2017), encompassing automatization of the project management (Martin-Montes et al., 2017), organizational management (Izhar and Apduhan, 2017), customer satisfaction management (Kim and Lee, 2013;Daly et al., 2015), risk management (Atkinson et al., 2006), and virtualization of operations (Jiang et al., Smirnov et al., 2004;2010), such as billing (Agrawal et al., 2008), ticketing (Vukmirovic et al., 2006), generation of recommendations (Lorenzi et al., 2011), and decision-making aids (Koetter et al., 2019). ...

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Ontologies for Industry 4.0

... The interaction of electronic information between the various systems follows the OTA message structure and norms, which provides technical foundation for multimodal transport between railway and other means of transportation and E-commerce. [9] In addition to the functional specification related to business functions, OTA technical specification also defined non-functional technical specifications in the following technical requirements, including Session Management, Connection Management, Synchronous and Asynchronous Messaging, Payload Security, Transport Security, Information Integrity and Security, Authentication and Authorization, Security Strategy, Flow Control, etc. [10] Based on the practice of China's high-speed railway passenger dedicated ticketing system, one after another normative railway ticketing system information interface has been specified start from the OTA standard 2010B. The High Speed Railway Research Center of Tsinghua University joins and dominates some of the designs. ...

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Research of Security Authentication for Railway Passenger and Freight e-Commerce

... Dans [106], les auteurs étendent ces travaux par l'introduction d'un annuaire d'adaptateurs génériques. C'est un annuaire qui regroupe des services web qui orent les fonctions d'adaptation dénis sur des protocoles standards tels que RosettaNet [98], OTA [112], HL7 [112], etc. Lorsqu'une interface évolue, le concepteur sélectionne des adaptateurs dans l'annuaire puis il les compose selon la nouvelle description de l'interface du service. L'adaptateur composé est ensuite déployé. ...

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ArchiMed : un canevas pour la détection et la résolution des incompatibilités des conversations entre services web