Publishing OWL Ontologies with Presto.
Alex DeLeon, Michel Dumontier
Abstract
Alex DeLeon, Michel Dumontier
Abstract
Publishing RDF/OWL ontologies on the Semantic Web typically starts by placing the document in a web accessible location and ends with redirects of ontological components (classes, properties, individuals) to that the document. Unfortunately, this is seldom sufficient for expressive OWL ontologies in which reasoning is essential to determine the full extent of the entity in question. Moreover, the ability to dynamically query expressive ontologies yields new applications over static publishing including the possibility that these queries may be equivalent to new ontological entities. Here, we describe the design of a new tool for publishing OWL ontologies in a dynamic manner such that the ontology and all of its entities are web resolvable and queryable, hence opening new avenues for knowledge management on the Semantic Web.
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Publishing RDF/OWL ontologies on the Semantic Web typically starts by placing the document in a web accessible location and ends with redirects of ontological components (classes, properties, individuals) to that the document. Unfortunately, this is seldom sufficient for expressive OWL ontologies in which reasoning is essential to determine the full extent of the entity in question. Moreover, the ability to dynamically query expressive ontologies yields new applications over static publishing including the possibility that these queries may be equivalent to new ontological entities. Here, we describe the design of a new tool for publishing OWL ontologies in a dynamic manner such that the ontology and all of its entities are web resolvable and queryable, hence opening new avenues for knowledge management on the Semantic Web.
Key concepts: Computer science, Semantic Web, Web Ontology Language, OWL-S, Ontology, World Wide Web, RDF, Simple Knowledge Organization System