Ontology Library Systems: The key to successful Ontology Re-use (2001)
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| Venue: | Stanford University 2001; S |
| Citations: | 41 - 5 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Ding01ontologylibrary,
author = {Ying Ding and Dieter Fensel},
title = {Ontology Library Systems: The key to successful Ontology Re-use},
booktitle = {Stanford University 2001; S},
year = {2001},
pages = {93--112}
}
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Increasingly, effort has been devoted to surveying ontology-related research studies from various aspects. However, no survey is available for the ontology library system. For this reason, we decided to examine existing library systems in this paper. First, we identified the main criteria (management, adaptation, and standardization) for evaluating the functionality of the library systems. Then, based on the further enriched criteria, we surveyed most existing ontology library systems. Finally, we summarized the comparison and proposed various important requirements for structuring ontology library systems. The ontology library systems surveyed include: WebOnto, Ontolingua, DAML Ontology Library System, SHOE, Ontology Server, IEEE Standard Upper Ontology, OntoServer and ONIONS. 1.
