Submissions:Map Legend Ontology
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| + | |Name=Map Legend Ontology | ||
| + | |Intent=Map legends are keys to the understanding of symbols used on maps. Without such legends and the knowledge to interpret them, maps are reduced to mere pictures.From an information retrieval perspective, facts such as that a certain map contains transportation features organized in a hierarchy of highways, streets, trails, and so forth, remain hidden and therefore can neither be used by machines nor humans to enable a richer search for map contents. | ||
| + | |Domain=Geography, GIScience | ||
| + | |CompetencyQuestion=What are the common symbol resources to represent highway transportation | ||
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| + | |ContentODPDescription=In this work, we formalize a map legend ontology (MLO) that can be used for semantically annotate and query map contents via their legend in a machine-readable manner using Semantic Web and Linked Data technologies. | ||
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| Name: | Map Legend Ontology |
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| Submitted by: | SongGao |
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| Intent: | Map legends are keys to the understanding of symbols used on maps. Without such legends and the knowledge to interpret them, maps are reduced to mere pictures.From an information retrieval perspective, facts such as that a certain map contains transportation features organized in a hierarchy of highways, streets, trails, and so forth, remain hidden and therefore can neither be used by machines nor humans to enable a richer search for map contents. |
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| Solution description: | In this work, we formalize a map legend ontology (MLO) that can be used for semantically annotate and query map contents via their legend in a machine-readable manner using Semantic Web and Linked Data technologies. |
| Reusable OWL Building Block: | http://stko-exp.geog.ucsb.edu/mlo/map_legend_ontology.owl (720) |
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