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|Name=Event Model F | |Name=Event Model F | ||
| + | |OntologyOrganization=University of KoblenzLandau | ||
| + | |OntologyAuthor=Ansgar Scherp, Thomas Franz, Carsten Saathoff, Steffen Staab | ||
|Description=Formal model of events | |Description=Formal model of events | ||
|SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | |SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | ||
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|OntologyURI=http://www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/koblenz/fb4/AGStaab/Research/ontologies/events/event-model-f-kcap.pdf | |OntologyURI=http://www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/koblenz/fb4/AGStaab/Research/ontologies/events/event-model-f-kcap.pdf | ||
|LongDescription=Event-Model-F is a formal model of events designed to facilitate interoperability in distributed event-based systems. The model is based on the foundational ontology DOLCE+DnS Ultralite (DUL) and provides comprehensive support to represent time and space, objects and persons, as well as mereological, causal, and correlative relationships between events. In addition, the Event-Model-F provides a fexible means for event composition, modeling event causality and event correlation, and representing di�erent interpretations of the same event. The Event-Model-F is developed following the pattern-oriented approach of DUL, is modularized in di�erent ontologies, and can be easily extended by domain speci�c ontologies. | |LongDescription=Event-Model-F is a formal model of events designed to facilitate interoperability in distributed event-based systems. The model is based on the foundational ontology DOLCE+DnS Ultralite (DUL) and provides comprehensive support to represent time and space, objects and persons, as well as mereological, causal, and correlative relationships between events. In addition, the Event-Model-F provides a fexible means for event composition, modeling event causality and event correlation, and representing di�erent interpretations of the same event. The Event-Model-F is developed following the pattern-oriented approach of DUL, is modularized in di�erent ontologies, and can be easily extended by domain speci�c ontologies. | ||
| − | |Justification=Build from existing ontologies. Requirements are carefully spelled out, that derive from one or more scenarios. | + | |Justification=Build from existing foundational ontologies. Requirements are carefully spelled out, that derive from one or more scenarios. |
| + | |RecommendedBy=MichaelUschold | ||
| + | |CompetencyQuestion=Who or what participated in this event?, What other events caused this event? | ||
| + | |OntologyDomain=Upper Ontology | ||
|Scenario=Emergency response | |Scenario=Emergency response | ||
| − | |OtherReference=http://www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/koblenz/fb4/AGStaab/Research/ontologies/events/event-model-f-kcap.pdf | + | |OtherReference=http://www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/koblenz/fb4/AGStaab/Research/ontologies/events/event-model-f-kcap.pdf |
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| Name: | Event Model F |
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| Description: | Formal model of events |
| Purpose: | Interoperability in distributed event-based systems |
| Organization(s): | University of KoblenzLandau |
| Author(s): | Ansgar Scherp, Thomas Franz, Carsten Saathoff, Steffen Staab |
| Justification | Build from existing foundational ontologies. Requirements are carefully spelled out, that derive from one or more scenarios. |
| Recommended by: | MichaelUschold |
| Submitted by: | MichaelUschold |
| Competency Questions: | Who or what participated in this event?, What other events caused this event? |
| Domains: | Upper Ontology |
| Scenario: | Emergency response |
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| OntologyURI: | 1 (12) |
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| Other references: | http://www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/koblenz/fb4/AGStaab/Research/ontologies/events/event-model-f-kcap.pdf |
Event-Model-F is a formal model of events designed to facilitate interoperability in distributed event-based systems. The model is based on the foundational ontology DOLCE+DnS Ultralite (DUL) and provides comprehensive support to represent time and space, objects and persons, as well as mereological, causal, and correlative relationships between events. In addition, the Event-Model-F provides a fexible means for event composition, modeling event causality and event correlation, and representing di�erent interpretations of the same event. The Event-Model-F is developed following the pattern-oriented approach of DUL, is modularized in di�erent ontologies, and can be easily extended by domain speci�c ontologies.
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