Semantic interoperability structure for ontology of railway infrastructure objects

Abstract

The paper presents the structure of semantic interoperability focused on the use of applied ontology of railway infrastructure. At the same time, establishing geointeroperability goes beyond simply being able to access geodatabase information, as it requires more time to provide transactions based on a pre-defined, accurate infrastructure geodatabase vocabulary. But the most important thing is that users and providers must have a relevant understanding of the semantics of requests and responses. The paper shows that semantic modeling should be deeply embedded in the structure of geointeroperability, providing an exhaustive description of semantic geointeroperability, which underlies the development of semantic spatial data infrastructure.