relations between mfi registry and repositories outside of mfi
DESCRIPTION
Relations between MFI Registry and Repositories outside of MFI. MFI Part1. ROR. Part 9. Part2 &4. Part3. Part5. Part7. Part8. M3. MOF. Not necessarily prescribed by MOF. (e.g. OWL Abstract Syntax is oK But, in Part2, it is advisable that the models here are prescribed by MOF. ?. M2. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
OKABE, Masao 12009/8/21
Relations between MFI Registry and Repositories outside of MFI
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Reference Ontology Whole
Local Ontology Whole
Reference Ontology Component
Local Ontology Component
Reference Ontology Atomic Construct
Local Ontology Atomic Construct
First, registrationand authorization
Second, periodical crawling
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For detailed information, a MFI registry accesses repositories that stores complete models.
repositories that stores complete models
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MOFM3
M2
M1
Not necessarily prescribed by MOF. (e.g. OWL Abstract Syntax is oKBut, in Part2, it is advisable that the models here are prescribed by MOF
eg. Application (instance)models of MFI-5
e.g Application (instance)models of IDEF0, SSADM, RMODP etc.
MFI Part1
Part2 &4 Part3 Part5 Part7 Part8
Part 9ROR
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MFI Part6 Registration procedure
The difference from MDR Part6Under the assumption that complete models (ontologies,
process modeles, service modes etc.) exist outside of MFI, MFI only registers a common parts of models with its administered items.
So, it is a key issue of MFI Part6 that the synchronization of a complete model and its common parts in a MFI registry.
This issue is particular to MFI Part6 and may be out of the scope of MDR Part6.
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Points to be discussed (1 of 2)
Initial submissionBefore synchronization, the initial submission (and its authorization)
is necessary.The procedure of the initial submission might be almost the same as
MDR Part6.But, some new issues exist.For example, MFI Part 3 distinguishes a reference ontology and a
local ontology. So, when some organization wants to register some ontology in a MFI registry as a reference ontology as its initial submission, what is a condition of a necessary procedure?
Explicit conditions are better? such as: An ontology which is already ISO standard (e.g. ISO 18629 PSL
etc.) can be automotically a reference ontology. Or a procedural requirement is better? such as: To be registered as a reference ontology, it needs the authorization of
XXXX.
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Points to be discussed (2 of 3)
Synchronization There are two ways.
1. Periodical crawling by MFI After initial submission is authorized, a MFI registry periodically crawls
to the repositories that store complete models.
2. Update submission by the owners(initial submitter) Something like “When a complete model is updated, its update has to
be submitted to a MFI registry by the owner within 1 week”
For a well-authorized and frequently updated complete modeles such as Gene ontology, 1. is better. But, there may be the cases that 2. is better.
Should MFI Part6 allow both?
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Points to be discussed (3 of 3)
Other issuesProcedure for the information that cannot be gained even from a
complete model? Unfortunately, there are some. Example
–Registration authority–authoritative-extent of MFI Part3 Ed2–non-functional properties of MFI Part7 ?
Change notification service To promote the registration to a MFI registry, it should provide some
services to submitters (owners). Change notification service is a minimal one. Should it be included in MFI Part6?
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Future Work
Based on the discussion today, I will prepare a material for the London interim meeting in November.
Prepare CD expectedly by 2010-02-0, as stated at Resolution WG 2 / 7, in 32N1880-WG2-Resolutions-JeJuDraft-r5.