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WonderWeb

WonderWeb. Ontology Infrastructure for the Semantic Web. WonderWeb Consortium Academic Partners. University of Manchester (VUM), Manchester, UK (co-ordinator) Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA), Amsterdam, Netherlands ISTC-CNR (ISTC), Trento, Italy

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WonderWeb

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  1. WonderWeb Ontology Infrastructure for the Semantic Web

  2. WonderWeb ConsortiumAcademic Partners University of Manchester (VUM), Manchester, UK (co-ordinator) Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA), Amsterdam, Netherlands ISTC-CNR (ISTC), Trento, Italy AIFB University of Karslruhe (AIFB), Karlsruhe, Germany

  3. Dr. V. Richard Benjamins, iSOCO Dr. J. Bullock, Canon Research Richard Chen, InGenuity Systems Peter Crowther, Network Inference Ian Davis, Photonica, London, UK Dr. John Davies, BT Robert Engels, CognIT Dr. Einar H. Fredriksson, IOS Press Masahiro Hori, Ph.D., IBM Tokyo Ian Lang, Assistum Alain Léger, France Telecom Robin McEntire, GlaxoSmithKline Drs. J. van der Meer, aidministrator Peter F. Patel-Schneider, Lucent Dr. A. Persidis, biovista Hans-Peter Schnurr, ontoprise Massimo Soroldoni, Nomos Systems Prof. Austin Tate, AKT project Arthur J. Thomas, Ph.D., BioWisdom Dr. Luca Toldo, Merck KGaA Dr. Michael Uschold, Boeing Guido Vetere, IBM Rome Tivoli Labs Matthew West, Shell Mario Wolczko, Sun Microsystems WonderWeb ConsortiumIndustrial Advisory Board

  4. Project Objectives Develop methodology and toolkit supporting Web based ontological engineering: • Language architecture • Ontology language design and standardisation • Technical infrastructure • Component based architecture and uniform API • Foundational ontologies • Ontology library and design methodologies • Ontological engineering methodologies • Versioning and modularisation frameworks

  5. January 2003 Highlights • OWL language development—OWL about to achieve W3C candidate recommendation status • KAON server prototype • Range of tools and services including OilEd, LiFT etc. • Ontology roadmap and DOLCE reference module • OntoView versioning system and WonderWeb change ontology • Demonstration using ontology development scenario to illustrate interactions between different WPs/components

  6. Foundationalontology Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec Lifting RDF Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology Refinement Alignment Versioning Demo Scenario (Jan 2003) FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  7. January 2004 Highlights • OWL now a fully fledged W3C standard (Feb 10, 2004) • Pioneering work on OWL rule and query languages • Extended library of foundational and domain ontologies • Review of design methodologies and quality criteria • Formal framework representing & reasoning with modular ontologies • Change management extended to distributed ontologies • KAON server and OWL API integrate range of components • OilEd, Sesame, FaCT, Racer, LiFT, … • New FaCT++ inference engine

  8. Foundationalontology Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec RDF Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology 2004 Demo Scenario FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  9. Foundationalontology Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology DAML+OIL Ontology 2004 FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  10. Foundationalontology Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  11. Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  12. Ontologies can be held in RDF stores (e.g. Sesame) rather than as files. Sesame Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies FaCT OntoDiff Change report

  13. Ontologies can be held in RDF stores (e.g. Sesame) rather than as files. Sesame FaCT FaCT++ RACER Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc A number of different reasoners (using a standardised interface) are now available. Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies OntoDiff Change report

  14. Ontologies can be held in RDF stores (e.g. Sesame) rather than as files. Sesame FaCT FaCT++ RACER Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc A number of different reasoners (using a standardised interface) are now available. Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 KAON Server Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies OntoDiff Change report KAON Server provides access to components

  15. Ontologies can be held in RDF stores (e.g. Sesame) rather than as files. Sesame FaCT FaCT++ RACER Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc A number of different reasoners (using a standardised interface) are now available. Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 KAON Server Registry Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies Ontology-Based Registry supports query for components. OntoDiff Change report KAON Server provides access to components

  16. Ontologies can be held in RDF stores (e.g. Sesame) rather than as files. Sesame FaCT FaCT++ RACER Legacy DB Schema, XML Schema,UML Spec, Java Doc A number of different reasoners (using a standardised interface) are now available. Additional extraction tools RDF Ontology OWL Ontology OWL Ontology Tools now use OWL, the W3C standard for Web ontologies. 2004 KAON Server Registry Library of ontologies now available Library of foundationalontologies Ontology-Based Registry supports query for components. OntoDiff Change report Evolution Management methodology extends versioning support KAON Server provides access to components

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