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Interoperability in diagnostic systems

Nowadays ontologies are more and more often put on work in diverse industrial areas thanks to their high potential of applying. In this paper we extend work of other developer groups that are interested in ontologies and purvey frameworks for ontology using. To make clear meaning of ontology, we describe it with a set of properties that points out its diversity. Next we focus on possibilities of using ontologies in diagnostic systems with emphasize of interoperability. We illustrate several scenarios for engaging ontologies into these systems for sharing diagnostic datasets or terms meanings of dynamical systems that cause their better understanding and manipulation with them. Each scenario include role of ontology and a list of advantages that ontology implementation brings.