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John Yanosy, Chief
Architect, Rockwell Collins Government Systems |
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John Yanosy has the
role of Chief Architect in the Rockwell Collins Government
Systems organization, where he has focused on developing an
understanding of the technologies and architectures that will
enable Network Centric Operations (NCO). Key to the development
of this NCO knowledge is his active participation in the Network
Centric Industry Operations Consortium (NCOIC), and his role
as Chair of the Services and Information Interoperability (SII)
working group.
He has extensive industry experience, thirty plus years,
of identifying and developing technology solutions for networked
environments for business entities such as Rockwell Collins,
Motorola, SNET, ITT and Siemens. A common thread that enables
his ability to contribute to different industries and technology
areas has been his adoption of a continuous learning process
ranging across multiple scientific, engineering, and mathematical
disciplines for the express purpose of gaining knowledge
to enable the design of technology solutions that are more
responsive and adaptive to user needs. His most recent focus
for the past six years has been on fostering and leveraging
the Semantic Web and its concepts for enabling networked
solutions that utilize semantic knowledge to adapt services
and resources to satisfy particular user context requirements.
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 Presentation
Semantic Interoperability: a Network-Centric Operations
Perspective
Network Centric Operations (NCO) has the goal of significantly
improving operational effectiveness for different Communities
of Interest (COI) through networking of services, knowledge,
and capabilities. A fundamental premise is that sharing knowledge
relevant to the operational and situational context for networked
participants will enable more effective collaboration, better
situational relevant decisions, and faster adaptation in
highly dynamic environments. The NCOIC Services and Information
Interoperability (SII) working group has the goal of developing
knowledge about the common semantic interoperability requirements
and problems in this networked environment, and multi-dimensional
model descriptions of possible solution patterns and their
Net Centric characteristics.
This talk focuses on identifying some of the semantic interoperability
requirements and problems that have to be solved from an
NCO perspective, and how the NCOIC SII is creating Ontologies
to create a semantic knowledge base that integrates and relates
these Net Centric requirements, semantic interoperability
problems; standards based solution patterns, and their relevant
multi-dimensional model descriptions.
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