Uma Abordagem Baseada em Ontologias para Modelagem Semântica e Geográfica de Sites de Conteúdo Social no Contexto dos Setores Públicos
Resumo
A Web 2.0 permite que os usuários publiquem livremente informações sobre diversos tópicos. Os setores públicos podem tirar vantagem deste fato criando canais de comunicação com a sociedade. Entretanto é necessário prover um ambiente adequado para inserir estes setores em sites de conteúdo social. Esse artigo apresenta uma abordagem baseada em ontologias para a modelagem semântica e geográfica de sites de conteúdo social para setores públicos e um protótipo construído utilizando o modelo proposto.
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