The Role of Ontology in Systems of Knowledge Organizing of Digital Libraries
Atefeh Zarei, Firoozeh Dokhani
Journal of Information & Systems Management, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2012.
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Link: http://www.dline.info/jism/fulltext/v2n1/3.pdf
Abstract:
In the world in which information are produced and are importance more than before and one of the bases of decision making _ depends on having information and being available. One of the humanâ€™s procedures, to make information available is information organizing and knowledge management .So, since there have been libraries up to now that they are digital and under web, different procedures have been used to organize information. in accordance to the increasing growth of data and existing sources in web and web users need to have common perception of them, ontology has the main role in exchange of information and development of literal web to meaningful web .Also , ontology is a conceptional model which real existences models , relations between them in a special extent , explicitly. Therefore , by virtue of increasing growth of resources in digital frames and under web from one hand and increasing need of users to benefit from this resource on the other hand , the use of ontology that organize resources in these environments is needed. So, in this article, the researcher tries to inspect the procedures and different means of information organizing at digital and printed world under web by confirming the role of ontology in knowledge organizing at digital libraries.