2016 ALightweightMethodologyforRapid

• (De Nicola & Missikoff, 2016) ⇒ Antonio De Nicola, and Michele Missikoff. (2016). “A Lightweight Methodology for Rapid Ontology Engineering.” In: Communications of the ACM Journal, 59(3). doi:10.1145/2818359

Subject Headings: Ontology Creation.

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Abstract

UPON Lite focuses on users, typically domain experts without ontology expertise, minimizing the role of ontology engineers.

Introduction

We are living in a reality that, thanks to economic globalization and the Internet, is increasingly interconnected and complex. There is thus a growing need for semantic technology solutions that can help us better understand it, particularly from a conceptual point of view. Ontologies represent an essential component to developing the Web of Data (such as Linked Open Data1) and Semantic Web applications. An ontology is a conceptual model of (a fragment of) an observed reality; it is, in essence, a repository of interlinked concepts pertaining to a given application domain. Traditionally, construction of an ontology (and its constant evolution, necessary to keep it aligned with reality) is lengthy and costly.

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	Author	volume	Date Value	title	type	journal	titleUrl	doi	note	year
2016 ALightweightMethodologyforRapid	Antonio De Nicola Michele Missikoff			A Lightweight Methodology for Rapid Ontology Engineering				10.1145/2818359		2016