Re: Production Web Applications in Prolog

thanks Paul
my nick on GitHub is CapelliC


2013/9/4 Paul Pukite <[email protected]>

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> Carlo, What is your GitHub name? I will add you as a collaborator. Then
> you can take a look at it while
> I gradually open up the source to public view.  Then you can see the
> Amazon notes as well.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Carlo Capelli <[email protected]>
> *To:* Pukite, Paul R (US SSA) <[email protected]>
> *Cc:* [email protected] list<[email protected]+list>;
> [email protected]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, September 03, 2013 3:56 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [SWIPL] Production Web Applications in Prolog
>
>    Hi Paul
>
> Interesting application.
>
> Since I'm looking for an application domain to showcase what's is going on
> in the new console (revamped swipl-win), I could be interested to use some
> bit of SWEET, eventually contributing to your project.
> Sadly, I was unable to spot the GitHub repository to evaluate what's
> available. Do you mind to share the URL, if available ?
>
> Also, I wonder if you could share some hint about running SWI-Prolog on
> EC2.
> This seems really interesting to me, but I'm a total newbie...
>
> I summarily browsed the 'prices' page on Amazon WEB services, but I miss
> some fundamental notion.
> Did you bought apart the top level domain, or that's included ?
> And are you allowed to rebuild SWI-Prolog from sources ? or you're bound
> to a distro pkg ?
>
>  Thanks for the attention....
>
> bye Carlo
>
>
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> 2013/9/1 Pukite, Paul R (US SSA) <[email protected]>
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>> This is a Semantic Web application that I put together using SWI-Prolog
>> and ClioPatria
>>
>> http://entroplet.com/
>>
>> The server resides on an Amazon Cloud EC2 instance mapped to
>> http://23.23.137.157/
>>
>> The rationale for this application is that it serves up environmental
>> models for scientific analysis and system engineering.   The application is
>> called a Dynamic Context Server (DCS),  since a context describes the
>> external environment that an analysis interacts with -- it could be land,
>> aquatic, atmospheric, or energy.
>>
>> The DCS uses an ontology called SWEET (Semantic Web for Earth and
>> Environment Terminology) to organize the knowledge-base and so it relies
>> quite heavily on the SWI RDF libraries.  It also uses the R and GraphViz
>> functionality and various JavaScript graphing engines to produce
>> interactive models.
>>
>> The cloud version is a bit sluggish in comparison to a standalone
>> version, so the responsiveness is not indicative of how fast it runs on a
>> PC.
>>
>> This is all open source on GitHub and not associated with a commercial
>> product, so hope to get some interest in people that may be willing to
>> collaborate.  The main interest that I have is earth sciences modeling
>> (climate, renewable energies, fossil fuel depletion, etc) and the SWI
>> Prolog package is facilitating this nicely.   The server style is unique in
>> that lots of documentation comes along with the interactivity.  Four white
>> papers are available from the main page. The one that holds the most
>> interest to Prolog developers is called "Knowledge-Based Environmental
>> Context Modeling".  I created a domain specific language in Prolog to help
>> with the modeling aspects, which is heavily influenced by applying common
>> patterns.
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