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Taxonomy, Ontology and Semantics at Johnson Space Center

Author
Berndt, Sarah Ann
Published
January 26, 2011.
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Summary
At NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC), the Chief Knowledge Officer has been developing the JSC Taxonomy to capitalize on the accomplishments of yesterday while maintaining the flexibility needed for the evolving information environment of today. A clear vision and scope for the semantic system is integral to its success. The vision for the JSC Taxonomy is to connect information stovepipes to present a unified view for information and knowledge across the Center, across organizations, and across decades. Semantic search at JSC means seemless integration of disparate information sets into a single interface. Ever increasing use, interest, and organizational participation mark successful integration and provide the framework for future application.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note
Document ID: 20110006310.
JSC-CN-22831.
Mind the Search Gap; 26 Jan. 2011; Houston, TX; United States.
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