NFDIcore 2.0: A BFO-Compliant Ontology for Multi-Domain Research Infrastructures
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| author | Bruns, Oleksandra Tietz, Tabea Waitelonis, Joerg Posthumus, Etienne Sack, Harald |
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| contents | This paper presents NFDIcore 2.0, an ontology compliant with the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) designed to represent the diverse research communities of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) in Germany. NFDIcore ensures the interoperability across various research disciplines, thereby facilitating cross-domain research. Each domain's individual requirements are addressed through specific ontology modules. This paper discusses lessons learned during the ontology development and mapping process, supported by practical validation through use cases in diverse research domains. The originality of NFDIcore lies in its adherence to BFO, the use of SWRL rules for efficient knowledge discovery, and its modular, extensible design tailored to meet the needs of heterogeneous research domains. |
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| spellingShingle | NFDIcore 2.0: A BFO-Compliant Ontology for Multi-Domain Research Infrastructures Bruns, Oleksandra Tietz, Tabea Waitelonis, Joerg Posthumus, Etienne Sack, Harald Digital Libraries Artificial Intelligence This paper presents NFDIcore 2.0, an ontology compliant with the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) designed to represent the diverse research communities of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) in Germany. NFDIcore ensures the interoperability across various research disciplines, thereby facilitating cross-domain research. Each domain's individual requirements are addressed through specific ontology modules. This paper discusses lessons learned during the ontology development and mapping process, supported by practical validation through use cases in diverse research domains. The originality of NFDIcore lies in its adherence to BFO, the use of SWRL rules for efficient knowledge discovery, and its modular, extensible design tailored to meet the needs of heterogeneous research domains. |
| title | NFDIcore 2.0: A BFO-Compliant Ontology for Multi-Domain Research Infrastructures |
| topic | Digital Libraries Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.01821 |