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Creating Topic Maps Ontologies for Space Experiments

Paper, veröffentlicht von David Damen, Rani Pinchuk und Bernard Fontaine am 12.11.2009

The paper outlines the design process that is used to create Topic Maps Ontologies for space experiments.

This paper outlines the design process that is used to create Topic Maps Ontologies for space experiments in a wide range of scientific disciplines. This design process is implemented in three iterations, one for creating initial Topic Maps Ontologies and two for further refinement. The paper focuses on the first iteration that consists of nine workshops with various providers of space experiment data, each active in a different scientific domain. Furthermore, we report our findings in holding these workshops.

Autoren

David Damen

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David ist beteiligt an TopiEngi.

Rani Pinchuk

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Rani ist beteiligt an LINDO, DIADEM, ULISSE, TopiEngi und SATOPI.

Bernard Fontaine

bernard.fontaine@spaceapplications.com

Bernard ist Autor von Creating Topic Maps.. , TopiMaker – An.. , TopiWriter - Integrating.. und Toma - TMQL, TMCL, TMML.

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TMRA 2009

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