Complex Information Management Using a Framework Supported by ECA Rules in XML Presented By Essam Mansour.

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Complex Information Management Using a Framework Supported by ECA Rules in XML Presented By Essam Mansour

Over View Introduction Problem of Managing Complex Information An Approach for Modelling the Complex Information SEM Framework for Managing Complex Information The Role of ECA Rule Paradigm and XML Conceptual Architecture for A Complex Information Management System Summary

Introduction My Project is the second stage of an on-going research My Project Objectives: Generalizing and enhancing the concepts and management framework done in the first stage; Developing a high-level language for facilitating the management of the generalized framework; Developing intermediate models for implementing the language using the available technologies, such as XML and DBMS; Developing a proof-of-concept system; Evaluating the work done in the second stage

Problem of Managing Complex Information Examples Generalizing The Work Done Research Focus Not the Research Focus First Stage Second Stage Clinical Guidelines Stock Exchange Regulation Best Practice Formalization And Modelling Language Enriching these Functionalities Main Research Focus Medical Patient Plan Customer Order Complex Information Modelling Language Maintenance Support Execution and Manipulation Enriching these Functionalities Healthcare Record Stock Items Domain Information

Problem of Managing Complex Information The Complex Information is produced by incorporating the best practices into the daily management. The medical plans and customer orders are examples for Complex Information produced by incorporating clinical guidelines and stock regulation into the disease and order management, respectively. Managing Complex Information Integrating the Complex Information Management into DBMSs, which are utilized to manage the domain information

An Approach for Modelling Complex Information Main Components of the Complex Information The Complex Information is managed as one distinct entity The management is supported by a high level declarative language, called AIM language Complex Information Domain Information Knowledge Action History Description Model the monitored Information Model the reactive behaviour Model the evolution history Model The descriptive Information

SEM: Framework for Managing Complex Information

The Role of ECA Rule Paradigm and XML Realizing the functionality of SEM Framework requires: Seamlessly integrated and easily incorporated technologies Support the monitoring process and distributed management Utilizing the ECA Rule Paradigm and XML provides a flexible environment for the management functions provided by SEM. These technologies provide support for the main components of AIM language.

Conceptual Architecture for A Complex Information Management System

Summary The requirements for managing the complex information A Management Support Framework for the Complex Information The Technologies supporting the Complex Information Complex Information Management System

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