On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems: OTM 2009 Workshops : Confederated International Workshops and Posters, ADI, CAMS, EI2N, ISDE, IWSSA, MONET, OnToContent, ODIS, ORM, OTM Academy, SWWS, SEMELS, Beyond SAWSDL, and Combek 2009, Vilamoura, Portugal,

"This volume constitutes the refereed proceedings of 14 international workshops held as part of OTM 2009 in Vilamoura, Portugal, in November 2009." "The 93 revised full papers presented together with 2 invited talks were carefully reviewed and selected from a total of 131 submissions to the workshops. The volume starts with 7 additional revised poster papers of the OTM 2009 main conferences DOA, IS, and ODBASE. Topics of the workshop papers are ambient data integration (ADI 2009), context-aware mobile systems (CAMS 2009), enterprise integration, interoperability and networking (EI2N 2008), information system in distributed environments (ISDE 2009), system/software architectures (IWSSA 2009), mobile and networking technologies for social applications (MONET 2009), ontology content (OnToContent 2009), ontologies in distributed and interactive systems (ODIS 2009), fact-oriented modeling (ORM 2009), OTM Academy (OTMA 2009), semantic Web and Web semantics (SWWS 2009), semantic extensions to middleware: enabling large scale knowledge (SEMELS 2009), the next steps after SAWSDL (Beyond SAWSDL 2009), and community-based evolution of knowledge-intensive systems (COMBEK 2009)."--Jacket Front Matter....Pages - Orchestration of Middleware Services....Pages 1-3 Discontinuity of SVD Embedding Mapping Used for Watermarks....Pages 4-5 Virtualization in Network Intrusion Detection Systems....Pages 6-8 Pre-matching: Large XML Schemas Decomposition Approach....Pages 9-10 Enriching and Answering Proteomic Queries Using Semantic Knowledges....Pages 11-12 Ontology-Based Support for Graph Algorithms in Online Exploration Workflows....Pages 13-14 Auto-updatable Index Approach for OODBMSs....Pages 15-16 ADI 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 17-17 Effective Ontology-Based Data Integration....Pages 18-18 A Model Driven Engineering Approach Applied to Master Data Management....Pages 19-28 Managing XML Schema Mappings and Annotations in P2P Data Integration Systems....Pages 29-38 Managing Large, Structured, and Annotated Documents: A Study of Three Operational Cases in the Field of Environmental Legislation....Pages 39-48 Merging Expressive Ontologies Using Formal Concept Analysis....Pages 49-58 Contemporary Challenges in Ambient Data Integration for Biodiversity Informatics....Pages 59-68 A Hierarchical Representation for Recording Semantically Condensed Data from Physically Massive Data Out of Sensor Networks Geographically Dispersed....Pages 69-76 CAMS 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 77-77 Rethinking Context Models....Pages 78-87 A Framework for Decentralized, Context-Aware Mobile Applications Using Semantic Web Technology....Pages 88-97 Modeling Dynamic Context Awareness for Situated Workflows....Pages 98-107 FleXConf: A Flexible Conference Assistant Using Context-Aware Notification Services....Pages 108-117 A Framework for Context-Aware Adaptation in Public Displays....Pages 118-127 Location Based Application Availability....Pages 128-138 EI2N 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 139-140 Systems as Foundations for MBSE....Pages 141-141 High-Speed Access to RFID Data: Meeting Real-Time Requirements in Distributed Value Chains....Pages 142-151 Cross-Dimensional Modelling Patterns to Empower Pan-European Business to Government Services Interoperability....Pages 152-161 Architecting the Firm – Coherency and Consistency in Managing the Enterprise....Pages 162-171 Aspects of the BPRIM Language for Risk Driven Process Engineering....Pages 172-183 ProcessGene-Connect: SOA Integration between Business Process Models and Enactment Transactions of Enterprise Software Systems....Pages 184-193 Dynamic Business Networks: A Headache for Sustainable Systems Interoperability....Pages 194-204 On the Use of Description Logic for Semantic Interoperability of Enterprise Systems....Pages 205-215 A Maturity Model for Enterprise Interoperability....Pages 216-225 ISDE 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 226-227 Systematic Task Allocation Evaluation in Distributed Software Development....Pages 228-237 Extending Global Tool Integration Environment towards Lifecycle Management....Pages 238-247 Dynamic SLA Negotiation in Autonomic Federated Environments....Pages 248-258 Network Security Validation Using Game Theory....Pages 259-266 On the Use of Handover Checkpoints to Manage the Global Software Development Process....Pages 267-276 Exploiting Process Knowledge for Event Processing in Distributed Business Applications....Pages 277-281 Distributed Information System Development: Review of Some Management Issues....Pages 282-291 IWSSA 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 292-293 Towards a Fault-Tolerant Architecture for Enterprise Application Integration Solutions....Pages 294-303 Architectural Stability....Pages 304-315 Connecting Architecture and Implementation....Pages 316-326 Confirming and Reconfirming Architectural Decisions on Scalability: A Goal-Driven Simulation Approach....Pages 327-336 Transforming Functional Requirements from UML into BPEL to Efficiently Develop SOA-Based Systems....Pages 337-349 Using an Architecture-Centric Model-Driven Approach for Developing Service-Oriented Solutions: A Case Study....Pages 350-359 Using AOSD and MDD to Enhance the Architectural Design Phase....Pages 360-369 A Model Transformation Approach to Derive Architectural Models from Goal-Oriented Requirements Models....Pages 370-380 Applying Formal Verification Techniques to Ambient Assisted Living Systems....Pages 381-390 Software Architecture Evaluation in Global Software Development Projects....Pages 391-400 An Architectural Pattern for Mobile Groupware Platforms....Pages 401-410 Refinement of Software Product Line Architectures through Recursive Modeling Techniques....Pages 411-422 Designing and Supporting Cooperative and Ubiquitous Learning Systems for People with Special Needs....Pages 423-432 Software System Understanding via Architectural Views Extraction According to Multiple Viewpoints....Pages 433-442 MONET 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 443-443 SocioNet: A Context-Aware Approach for Lowering the Communication Barrier....Pages 444-453 Models of Charity Donations and Project Funding in Social Networks....Pages 454-463 Mobile Context Provider for Social Networking....Pages 464-473 Personalized Services Oriented towards Commercial Establishments....Pages 474-483 CRM System Implementation in a Multinational Enterprise....Pages 484-493 An Architecture for Dynamic Trust Monitoring in Mobile Networks....Pages 494-503 ME: Multimodal Environment Based on Web Services Architecture....Pages 504-512 OnToContent 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 513-513 Towards a Pattern-Driven Topical Ontology Modeling Methodology in Elderly Care Homes....Pages 514-523 A Socio-semantic Approach to Collaborative Domain Conceptualization....Pages 524-533 Termontography and DOGMA for Knowledge Engineering within PROLIX....Pages 534-543 A Pattern-Based Framework of Change Operators for Ontology Evolution....Pages 544-553 A Simulation Model Articulation of the REA Ontology....Pages 554-563 An Ontology for Modeling Complex Inter-relational Organizations....Pages 564-573 Efficient Management of Biomedical Ontology Versions....Pages 574-583 SemioSem: A Semiotic-Based Similarity Measure....Pages 584-593 Ontology Evaluation through Usability Measures....Pages 594-603 Semantically Enhanced Recommender Systems....Pages 604-609 Photo-Based User Interfaces: Picture It, Tag It, Use It....Pages 610-615 Ontology Based Proactive Design and Patterns towards the Adaptability of Knowledge Management Systems....Pages 616-621 ELDeR: An Ontology for Enabling Living inDependently of Risks....Pages 622-627 ORM 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 628-628 Towards a Common Platform to Support Business Processes, Services and Semantics....Pages 629-638 BPMN as a Communication Language for the Process- and Event-Oriented Perspectives in Fact-Oriented Conceptual Models....Pages 639-648 A Model for Semantic Equivalence Discovery for Harmonizing Master Data....Pages 649-658 An ORM-Driven Implementation Framework for Database Federations....Pages 659-670 ORM-Based Semantics of B2B Transactions....Pages 671-681 The Constellation Query Language....Pages 682-691 A Role Calculus for ORM....Pages 692-703 Automated Test Input Generation for Software That Consumes ORM Models....Pages 704-713 Development of Tooling to Support Fact-Oriented Modeling at ESA....Pages 714-722 Predicate Reference and Navigation in ORM....Pages 723-734 Positionalism of Relations and Its Consequences for Fact-Oriented Modelling....Pages 735-744 Fact-Orientation Applied to Develop a Flexible Employment Benefits System....Pages 745-756 Business Semantics Management Supports Government Innovation Information Portal....Pages 757-766 OnTheMove Academy 2009 Organizers’ Message....Pages 767-768 Automatic Detection of Terminology Evolution....Pages 769-778 Ambient Information Systems to Support the Elderly in Carrying Out Their Activities of Daily Living....Pages 779-788 K 4R – Knowledge to the Power of RESTful, Resourceful and Reactive Rules....Pages 789-799 Automatic Construction of a Semantic, Domain-Independent Knowledge Base....Pages 800-804 Solving Identity Management and Interoperability Problems at Pan-European Level....Pages 805-809 An Application Framework for a Situation-Aware System Support for Smart Spaces....Pages 810-814 SWWS 2009 PC Co-chairs’ Message....Pages 815-815 On Constructing, Grouping and Using Topical Ontology for Semantic Matching....Pages 816-825 Query Results Clustering by Extending SPARQL with CLUSTER BY....Pages 826-835 An Agent-Based Data Mining System for Ontology Evolution....Pages 836-847 A Hybrid Concept Similarity Measure Model for Ontology Environment....Pages 848-857 Semantic Wiki as a Basis for Software Engineering Ontology Evolution....Pages 858-865 Implementation of a Service-Based Grid Middleware for Accessing RDF Databases....Pages 866-876 Towards a Reactive Semantic Execution Environment....Pages 877-887 Collaborative Building, Sharing and Handling of Graphs of Documents Using P2P File-Sharing....Pages 888-897 Management Tool for Semantic Annotations in WSDL....Pages 898-906 SAWSDL for Self-adaptive Service Composition....Pages 907-916 Adapting SAWSDL for Semantic Annotations of RESTful Services....Pages 917-926 An Evolutionary Ontology Approach for Community-Based Competency Management....Pages 927-936 MaSiMe: A Customized Similarity Measure and Its Application for Tag Cloud Refactoring....Pages 937-946 Back Matter....Pages - Internet-based Information Systems, The Second Covering The Large-scale In- Gration Of Heterogeneous Computing Systems And Data Resources With The Aim Of Providing A Global Computing Space. Eachofthesefourconferencesencouragesresearcherstotreattheirrespective Topics Within A Framework That Incorporates Jointly (a) Theory, (b) Conceptual Design And Development, And (c) Applications, In Particular Case Studies And Industrial Solutions. Following And Expanding The Model Created In 2003, We Again Solicited And Selected Quality Workshop Proposals To Complement The More “archival” Nature Of The Main Conferences With Research Results In A Number Of Selected And More “avant-garde” Areas Related To The General Topic Of Web-based Distributed C- Puting. For Instance, The So-called Semantic Web Has Given Rise To Several Novel Research Areas Combining Linguistics, Information Systems Technology, And Ar- ?cial Intelligence, Such As The Modeling Of (legal) Regulatory Systems And The Ubiquitous Nature Of Their Usage. We Were Glad To See That Ten Of Our Earlier S- Cessful Workshops (adi, Cams, Ei2n, Swws, Orm, Ontocontent, Monet, Semels, Combek, Iwssa) Re-appeared In 2008 With A Second, Third Or Even ?fth Edition, Sometimes By Alliance With Other Newly Emerging Workshops, And That No Fewer Than Three Brand-new Independent Workshops Could Be Selected From Proposals And Hosted: Isde, Odis And Beyond Sawsdl. Workshop - Diences Productively Mingled With Each Other And With Those Of The Main C- Ferences, And There Was Considerable Overlap In Authors.