NASA NTRS · 19920014132
Logic programming and metadata specifications
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) ideas and techniques are critical to the development of intelligent information systems that will be used to collect, manipulate, and retrieve the vast amounts of space data produced by 'Missions to Planet Earth.' Natural language processing, inference, and expert systems are at the core of this space application of AI. This paper presents logic programming as an AI tool that can support inference (the ability to draw conclusions from a set of complicated and interrelated facts). It reports on the use of logic programming in the study of metadata specifications for a small problem domain of airborne sensors, and the dataset characteristics and pointers that are needed for data access.
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Lopez, Antonio M., Jr., Saacks, Marguerite E.. 1992-01-01. Logic programming and metadata specifications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920014132
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