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Title : An Evaluation Framework for Data Modeling Languages in Network Management Domain
Author(s) : H. Xu, D. Xiao
Filename : draft-xiao-evaluate-dml-01.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2008-1-22
With rapid development of next generation networks, it is expected
that a separate effort to study data modeling languages in the
interest of network management should be undertaken. Based on a good
understanding of the requirements of data modeling in next generation
network management domain, evaluation on management data modeling
languages becomes an essential way for the purpose of standardization
to replace proprietary data models in the near future. Our project
aims to establish a framework for evaluation to measure the
capabilities of management data modeling languages in meeting those
requirements by a set of criteria, which are modeling approaches,
interoperability, readability, conformance, data representation,
extensibility and security considerations.
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