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eMO - eMarket Ontologies |
| The collection of ontologies allows modeling of offers and requests in a market. The Bidding Ontology introduces the basic concepts for formalizing bids. It imports the Policy Ontology for attaching prices and preferences to highly configurable products. The Web Services Ontology introduces modeling primitives for describing behavioral as well as security aspects required for trading Web services.
The ontology are described in several publications which can be found
here.
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Last Release (Friday, 22 December 2006) |
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OMV - Ontology Metadata Vocabulary |
| Ontologies have seen quite an enormous development and application
in many domains within the last years, especially in the context
of the next web generation, the Semantic Web. Besides the work of
countless researchers across the world, industry starts developing
ontologies to support their daily operative business. Currently,
most ontologies exist in pure form without any additional
information, e.g. authorship information, such as provided by
Dublin Core for text documents. This burden makes it difficult for
academia and industry e.g. to identify, find and apply -
basically meaning to reuse - ontologies effectively and
efficiently. Our contribution consists of a proposal for a
metadata standard, so called Ontology Metadata Vocabulary OMV.
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Last Release (Tuesday, 6 May 2008) |
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SWIFT |
| Semantic Wiki Interchange FormaT (SWIFT). RDF Schema for full export/import of Wiki content. Currently maps SnipSnap, MediaWiki and JSPWiki.
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SWRC Ontology |
| The SWRC (Semantic Web for Research Communities) is an
ontology for modeling entities of research communities such
as persons, organisations, publications (bibliographic
metadata) and their relationships.
It is used in numerous applications and projects including
the AIFB
portal, Bibster and the SemIPort
project.
More details about the modeling of the SWRC ontology can be
found in:
York Sure, Stephan Bloehdorn, Peter Haase,
Jens Hartmann, Daniel Oberle.
The SWRC Ontology - Semantic Web for
Research Communities. In Proceedings of the 12th
Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence (EPIA 2005).
Springer, Covilha, Portugal, December 2005.
Further Details
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Last Release (Friday, 29 June 2007) |
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