Search Results for "ontologies"

DODDLE-OWL is a domain ontology development tool for the Semantic Web. DODDLE-OWL makes reuse of existing ontologies and supports the semi-automatic construction of taxonomic and other relationships in domain ontologies from documents.

A consumer API that can process the response of an ontology evaluation web service provider.

OntoComP is a Protégé 4 plug-in for completing OWL ontologies. It enables the user to check whether an OWL ontology contains "all relevant information" about the application domain, and extends the ontology appropriately if this is not the case. It achieves this by asking the user questions of the form "are instances of classes C1 and C2 also instances of class C3?". If the user confirms such a question, then a new axiom of the application domain that does not follow from the ontology has been discovered, and it is added to the ontology. ...

This project was designed for a reserach conducted in the area of mobile science inqiury using ontologies. This mobile web application 'ThinknLearn' uses ontology-based scaffolding to implement NCEA level 1science standard curriculum example as an experimental context. In this application, ontologies are designed using Protege 4.0 while Jena API and Pellet reasoner are used in the technical architecture of this application for extracting relevant information according to the requirements.

KADMOS provides a lightweight API for alignment of OWL 2 ontologies. It is based on the OWL API v3.

SemaRule Navigator is an Integrated Suite of Open-Source and Free-License Software, placing Semantic and Text Analysis Technologies in the toolbox of Researchers, Students, and Enterprises.

An semantic editor for describing public administration services. Produces ontologies containing a workflow description in owl notation. Can be used for modelling processes in different fields, but was originally focused on semantically describing government services with their corresponding documents, fees and other information items. Launch the editor with Java Web Start at http://ri.tdf.lv

SpatiumCube is open source technology for the easily development of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) and services over them. It includes software, stylesheets, ontologies, and other technology elements for the development of SDIs.

RuDolFWS (a.k.a. RDFWS) is a web service that lets you add, modify, remove and manage ontologies in a remote Sesame repository server.

OntoModel is a UML-based editor that works with OWL ontologies. The usage of the UML extension mechanism makes it possible to develope and maintain OWL ontologies with MDA technologies. Implemented as NeOn Toolkit (http://www.neon-toolkit.org) plugin.

e-NVISION, STREP project of the 6th FP (http://www.e-nvision.org/). This site contains the open-source software developed in the project. Keywords: e-Business, ontologies, platform, semantic web services, BPEL processes.

Meta-Messager: A project that aims to develop a Semantic Web based framework for semantic annotation of B2B message schemas (e.g. XML, EDIFACT, ASN.1) and translation of B2B messages to and from business ontologies.

VINE is a vocabulary Integration Environment Tool, developed at MMI. It allows to create fast mappings and alignments from ontologies in OWL. VOC2OWL is a tool to create ontologies from ASCII files. They are both JAVA based and are delivered as a Rich Cl

NOTE: please refer to OPPL 2. OPPL is a preprocessor language that allows users to define macros for altering OWL ontologies. The syntax is very simple and intuitive, offering a very abstract and high level "scripting" language, for example for int

Ontologies managed and created by the Marine Metadata Interoperability Initiative (MMI), http://marinemetadata.org. Most of the ontologies are applicable in general for Earth Sciences.

JXML2OWL Project is divided in two sub projects: JXML2OWL API, a library for mapping XML schemas to OWL Ontologies on the JAVA plaform. JXML2OWL Mapper, an easy to use standalone application with a graphical user interface using the JXML2OWL API.