SemanticSUS: A Semantic Portal based on Ontologies and Interconnected Data for Access, Integration and Visualization SUS data
Abstract
This demo presents SemanticSUS, a semantic portal for access, analysis and visualization of large amounts of data from the SUS (Sistema Único de Saúde). The SemanticSUS Portal is based on an approach that combines On- tologies and Linked Data to address the challenges in developing applications where there is a need to integrate heterogeneous data sources. SemanticSUS aims to provide an ontological layer, semantically connected to the data, and to allow integrated access to the data. The platform also offers the seman- tic integration service based on the pay-as-you-go approach, which guarantees sufficient flexibility and extensibility so that new data sources can be added to the portal. Another feature of the portal is the tool “Mashup Buider”, which allows the construction of Data Mashup in a simple and automatic way.
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