An Ontology Development For University
Shubhi Shrivastava, Iti Mathur, Nisheeth Joshi
Abstract
Shubhi Shrivastava, Iti Mathur, Nisheeth Joshi
Abstract
Web is the very fastest resource to search any kind of information. With the development of semantic web, the result of search has become more informed. Ontologies are the integral part of semantic web. Ontology is a knowledge representation system because of its distribution and sharing of information features. With the Ontologies it can focus on the main concepts and its relation rather than information. Protégé is the most popular and widely used tool for developing Ontology. Here it is going to use this tool for constructing university ontology. In this paper it shall discuss the development, verification and validation of ontology in university domain.
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Web is the very fastest resource to search any kind of information. With the development of semantic web, the result of search has become more informed. Ontologies are the integral part of semantic web. Ontology is a knowledge representation system because of its distribution and sharing of information features. With the Ontologies it can focus on the main concepts and its relation rather than information. Protégé is the most popular and widely used tool for developing Ontology. Here it is going to use this tool for constructing university ontology. In this paper it shall discuss the development, verification and validation of ontology in university domain.
Key concepts: Ontology, Computer science, Upper ontology, Ontology-based data integration, Process ontology, Semantic Web, Information retrieval, OWL-S