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An Ontology-Based Framework for Generating and Improving Database Design

Vijayan SugumaranContact Information and Veda C. StoreyContact Information

(5)  Department of Decision and Information Sciences, School of Business Administration Oakland University, 48309 Rochester, MI
(6)  Computers and Information Systems, J. Mack Robinson College of Business Georgia State University, Box 4015, 30302 Atlanta, GA
Abstract
It is well-accepted that there is a need to incorporate domain knowledge into system development tools of various kinds. Most of these are case tools that have been quite successful in supporting design on a syntactical basis. However, in general, they are not capable of representing and using information about the semantics of an application domain. This research presents a framework for supporting the generation and analysis of conceptual database designs through the use of ontologies. The framework is implemented in a database design assistant prototype that illustrates the research results.

Contact Information Vijayan Sugumaran
Email: sugumara@oakland.edu

Contact Information Veda C. Storey
Email: vstorey@gsu.edu
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