Ontology:COMM - Core ontology for Multimedia Annotation
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|OntologyOrganization=University of Koblenz-Landau, CWI | |OntologyOrganization=University of Koblenz-Landau, CWI | ||
|OntologyAuthor=Richard Arndt, Rapha¨el Troncy, Steffen Staab, Lynda Hardman | |OntologyAuthor=Richard Arndt, Rapha¨el Troncy, Steffen Staab, Lynda Hardman | ||
| - | |Description=A core ontology for multimedia providing a comprehensive capability to annotate non-textual media. It was built by re-engineering and formalizing MPEG-7, the current defacto standard for multimedia annotation. | + | |Description=A core ontology for multimedia providing a comprehensive capability to annotate non-textual media. It was built by re-engineering and formalizing MPEG-7, the current defacto standard for multimedia annotation. |
|SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | |SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | ||
|OntologyPurpose=To increase the interoperability of applications producing and consuming multimedia annotations. | |OntologyPurpose=To increase the interoperability of applications producing and consuming multimedia annotations. | ||
| - | | | + | |OntologyURI=http://multimedia.semanticweb.org/COMM/multimedia-ontology.owl |
|LongDescription=In order to retrieve and reuse non-textual media, media annotations must explain how a media object is composed of its parts and what the parts represent. Annotations need to link to background knowledge found in existing knowledge sources and to the creation and use of the media object. The representation and understanding of such facets of the media semantics is made possible through a formal language and a corresponding ontology. COMM is based on a careful analysis of the requirements underlying the semantic representation of media objects. It goes beyond the capabilities of most semantic multimedia ontologies. COMM was built by re-engineering MPEG-7. It leverages components from the DOLCE foundational ontology to support conceptual clarity and soundness as well as extensibility towards new annotation requirements. | |LongDescription=In order to retrieve and reuse non-textual media, media annotations must explain how a media object is composed of its parts and what the parts represent. Annotations need to link to background knowledge found in existing knowledge sources and to the creation and use of the media object. The representation and understanding of such facets of the media semantics is made possible through a formal language and a corresponding ontology. COMM is based on a careful analysis of the requirements underlying the semantic representation of media objects. It goes beyond the capabilities of most semantic multimedia ontologies. COMM was built by re-engineering MPEG-7. It leverages components from the DOLCE foundational ontology to support conceptual clarity and soundness as well as extensibility towards new annotation requirements. | ||
|Justification=Requirements are well spelled out, e.g. MPEG-7 compliance, interoperability, separation of concerns, modularity and extensibility. This ontology builds on existing foundational ontologies (DOLCE) and is divided up into modules. It is also very thorough covering a substantial domain with great care. | |Justification=Requirements are well spelled out, e.g. MPEG-7 compliance, interoperability, separation of concerns, modularity and extensibility. This ontology builds on existing foundational ontologies (DOLCE) and is divided up into modules. It is also very thorough covering a substantial domain with great care. | ||
|RecommendedBy=MichaelUschold, AldoGangemi | |RecommendedBy=MichaelUschold, AldoGangemi | ||
| - | | | + | |OntologyDomain=Multimedia, |
|WebReference=http://www.uni-koblenz.de/FB4/Institutes/IFI/AGStaab/Research/comm/Ontology/ | |WebReference=http://www.uni-koblenz.de/FB4/Institutes/IFI/AGStaab/Research/comm/Ontology/ | ||
|OtherReference=http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/14512/14512A.pdf | |OtherReference=http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/14512/14512A.pdf | ||
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Ontology Overview
| Name: | COMM - Core ontology for Multimedia Annotation |
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| Description: | A core ontology for multimedia providing a comprehensive capability to annotate non-textual media. It was built by re-engineering and formalizing MPEG-7, the current defacto standard for multimedia annotation. |
| Purpose: | To increase the interoperability of applications producing and consuming multimedia annotations. |
| Organization(s): | University of Koblenz-Landau, CWI |
| Author(s): | Richard Arndt, Rapha¨el Troncy, Steffen Staab, Lynda Hardman |
| Justification | Requirements are well spelled out, e.g. MPEG-7 compliance, interoperability, separation of concerns, modularity and extensibility. This ontology builds on existing foundational ontologies (DOLCE) and is divided up into modules. It is also very thorough covering a substantial domain with great care. |
| Recommended by: | MichaelUschold, AldoGangemi |
| Submitted by: | MichaelUschold |
| Competency Questions: | |
| Domains: | Multimedia |
| Scenario: | |
| Known issues: | |
| OntologyURI: |
http://multimedia.semanticweb.org/COMM/multimedia-ontology.owl (1204) |
| Licensing: | |
| Web references: | http://www.uni-koblenz.de/FB4/Institutes/IFI/AGStaab/Research/comm/Ontology/ |
| Other references: | http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/14512/14512A.pdf |
Long Description
In order to retrieve and reuse non-textual media, media annotations must explain how a media object is composed of its parts and what the parts represent. Annotations need to link to background knowledge found in existing knowledge sources and to the creation and use of the media object. The representation and understanding of such facets of the media semantics is made possible through a formal language and a corresponding ontology. COMM is based on a careful analysis of the requirements underlying the semantic representation of media objects. It goes beyond the capabilities of most semantic multimedia ontologies. COMM was built by re-engineering MPEG-7. It leverages components from the DOLCE foundational ontology to support conceptual clarity and soundness as well as extensibility towards new annotation requirements.
