Training:ESWC2010 Tutorial 2 - Extreme Design (XD): Pattern-based Ontology Design
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| Title: | ESWC2010 Tutorial 2 - Extreme Design (XD): Pattern-based Ontology Design |
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| Author(s): | EvaBlomqvist, ValentinaPresutti, FrancoisScharffe |
Goal:
The tutorial has the following goals:
- to teach ontology design principles and good practices;
- to teach a pattern-based method (extreme design) for ontology design based on state of the art tools for ontology engineering and the dedicated XD tool;
- to provide attendees with practical solutions that facilitate the task of designing high quality ontologies in Semantic Web projects;
- to provide attendees with a method for evaluating ontologies against specific requirements;
- to introduce methods and tools for pattern-based ontology matching.
Brief description
Our tutorial targets ontology designers, engineers, and practitioners (including generic skilled web users). The tutorial provides a method named extreme Design, based on good practices i.e., ontology design patterns, for the development of ontologies. We illustrate theoretical aspects of ontology design patterns, and analyse some relevant samples taken from a catalogue of ontology design patterns. The tutorial includes hands-on sessions with ontology design activities, performed by using the XD tool. In addition to ontology development we also consider the issue of ontology matching, but introducing methods and tools for pattern-based ontology matching.
Schedule
The tutorial will be divided into two half-day sessions, each including both theoretical and practical parts. One of the sessions will be focused on ontology development with XD and the other on pattern-based ontology matching.
Resources:
Exercises:
