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What an ontology provides
An ontology defines the concepts and relationships used to describe and represent an area of knowledge (subject matter). It provides: A vocabulary A shared language An ontology is defined using constructs for: Concepts: classes Relationships: properties (object and data) Rules…
The Cidoc Conceptual Reference Module: An Ontological Approach To Semantic Interoperability Of Metadata
Cultural heritage needs semantic interoperability
The creation of the World Wide Web has had a profound impact on the ease with which information can be distributed and presented. In the sequence, there has been an increasing interest from professionals, public and politicians to make publicly available the tremendous wealth…
Two Misconceptions About The Semantic Web
One ontology to rule them all
To my knowledge, nobody has ever claimed that there should be “one ontology to rule them all.” Instead, what is regularly promoted is ontology reuse and/or integration. For example, the FOAF ontology is widely used in the semantic web to describe persons; why create your own…
Triples all the way down
RDF is meant to solve the problem of meaningfully publishing data (not just documents) on the World Wide Web. Beyond that, do what you want. More specifically, when you crawl and/or aggregate data from the World Wide Web, you don’t have to keep the RDF data as triples in your…