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Ontology-based modeling framework to generate federation object model in the supply chain domain

Federation Object Model (FOM) guarantees interoperability among systems in High Level Architecture simulations. The FOM is a domain-specific document that requires an agreement among participants of simulation. This work presents a modeling framework based on an ontology network to conceptualize supply chain and simulation domains. This framework is the foundation of a software tool for a semiautomatic generation of a FOM. The ontology network formalizes a supply chain (SC) operations reference model to depict, in a common terminology, a SC. Besides, through the execution of derived axioms, integrity axioms and rules in the ontology network the composition of the SC model is validated, taking into account the syntactic and semantic correctness of the FOM.