Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge
Traditionally, knowledge is kept by individuals and not by institutions. This weakens an institution’s ability to survive and be competitive. Questions such as, how to maintain and manage knowledge of institutional interest regarding employee turn over and the information entropy problem, must be ad...
| Autor principal: | Albuquerque, Andréa Corrêa Flôres |
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| Outros Autores: | dos Santos, José Laurindo Campos, Castro Júnior, Alberto Nogueira de |
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Communications in Computer and Information Science
2020
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oai:repositorio:1-20026 Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge Albuquerque, Andréa Corrêa Flôres dos Santos, José Laurindo Campos Castro Júnior, Alberto Nogueira de Biodiversity Knowledge Engineering Semantic Web Complex Domains Conceptual Frameworks Elicitation Techniques Information Entropy Scientific Knowledge Tacit Knowledge Knowledge Management Traditionally, knowledge is kept by individuals and not by institutions. This weakens an institution’s ability to survive and be competitive. Questions such as, how to maintain and manage knowledge of institutional interest regarding employee turn over and the information entropy problem, must be addressed. Evidence in the literature suggests gaps in the process of knowledge elicitation and acquisition. For a complex domain such as biodiversity, mechanisms are needed to acquire, record and manage knowledge with high level of expressiveness, which includes tacit knowledge. This paper presents techniques for eliciting tacit knowledge in the biodiversity domain to be used in a conceptual framework that integrates scientific knowledge. The main issues related to the knowledge elicitation process are presented, as well as the knowledge elicitation techniques used. As a case study, knowledge was elicited from INPA’s ichthyology group. © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016. 2020-06-16T17:31:44Z 2020-06-16T17:31:44Z 2016 Trabalho Apresentado em Evento https://repositorio.inpa.gov.br/handle/1/20026 10.1007/978-3-319-45880-9_13 en Volume 649, Pags. 157-172 Restrito Communications in Computer and Information Science |
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Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia - Repositório Institucional |
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Biodiversity Knowledge Engineering Semantic Web Complex Domains Conceptual Frameworks Elicitation Techniques Information Entropy Scientific Knowledge Tacit Knowledge Knowledge Management |
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Biodiversity Knowledge Engineering Semantic Web Complex Domains Conceptual Frameworks Elicitation Techniques Information Entropy Scientific Knowledge Tacit Knowledge Knowledge Management |
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Traditionally, knowledge is kept by individuals and not by institutions. This weakens an institution’s ability to survive and be competitive. Questions such as, how to maintain and manage knowledge of institutional interest regarding employee turn over and the information entropy problem, must be addressed. Evidence in the literature suggests gaps in the process of knowledge elicitation and acquisition. For a complex domain such as biodiversity, mechanisms are needed to acquire, record and manage knowledge with high level of expressiveness, which includes tacit knowledge. This paper presents techniques for eliciting tacit knowledge in the biodiversity domain to be used in a conceptual framework that integrates scientific knowledge. The main issues related to the knowledge elicitation process are presented, as well as the knowledge elicitation techniques used. As a case study, knowledge was elicited from INPA’s ichthyology group. © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016. |
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Trabalho Apresentado em Evento |
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Albuquerque, Andréa Corrêa Flôres |
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dos Santos, José Laurindo Campos Castro Júnior, Alberto Nogueira de |
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dos Santos, José Laurindo Campos Castro Júnior, Alberto Nogueira de |
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Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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Elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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elicitation taxonomy for acquiring biodiversity knowledge |
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Communications in Computer and Information Science |
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2020 |
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https://repositorio.inpa.gov.br/handle/1/20026 |
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