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Ontology on Semantic Web
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2007-10-24
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Doğandağ, Semra
Alpaslan, Ferda Nur
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OWL (Web Ontology Language) is a markup ontology language based on Description Logics (DL). It is about to become standard ontology language on the web, therefore different communities try to export their ontologies to OWL. Although OWL is highly expressive, it is not always easy to map a formalism to another one. There are some important conceptual modeling problems that should be revisited by OWL. In this paper we have chosen MPEG-7 as an example meta-language. MPEG-7 is written using XML-Schema. We discussed the problems we came across while mapping MPEG-7 to OWL and gave a conceptual mapping for a part of MPEG-7. OWL standard is evolving and we claim that with the employment of new standards a complete mapping from MPEG-7 to OWL will be possible. This study is undertaken within the METU-ISTEC Project (TUBITAK- EEEAG 105E068), supported by the Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey.
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S. Doğandağ and F. N. Alpaslan,
Ontology on Semantic Web
. 2007, p. 1586.
