"Information Science Ontology: Latest Advances and New Visions" ed. by Morteza SaberiKamarposhti, Mahdi Sahlabadi

This book presents the latest advances and new visions in the field of ontology in information science.

Ontology is a formal characteristic and an entity of perception and concept. The characteristic of an ontology is the formal description of a set of terms and the relationships between them, which is obtained with a special language and in a file that can be understood by computers. Ontologies could be employed in several domains, such as global semantic networks, search engines, electronic commerce, natural language processing, knowledge engineering, information extraction and retrieval, multi-agent systems, qualitative modeling of physical systems, database design, information systems, and geographic and digital libraries.

Contents
1. Data Centre Infrastructure: Design and Performance
2. Data Centre Infrastructure: Power Efficiency and Protection
3. Ontology-Based Solution for Handling Safety and Cybersecurity Interdependency in Safety-Critical Systems
4. Climate System Ontology: A Formal Specification of the Complex Climate System
5. Ontologies as a Tool for Formalizing Data Validation Rules
6. Reconfigurable Platform Pre-Processing MAC Unit Design: For Image Processing Core Architecture in Restoration Applications


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