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The State of Kansas gradually increases in elevation from the east to the west. As such, "Mount" Sunflower, while the highest point in the state in terms of elevation, Department of Computer Science Data Semantics Laboratory is

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The State of Kansas gradually increases in elevation from the east to the west. As such, "Mount" Sunflower, while the highest point in the state in terms of elevation, is virtually indistinguishable from the surrounding terrain.

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Tuttle Creek!

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Manhattan, KS

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MODL: A Modular Ontology Design Library

Cogan Shimizu, Quinn Hirt, Pascal Hitzler

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Outline

  • What is MODL?
  • Why do this?
  • How did we do this?
  • Next Steps
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MODL

A well-documented, curated collection of ontology design patterns for use in Modular Ontology Modeling.

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Purpose

  • Improve Approachability of Pattern-Based

Modular Ontology Engineering

  • Improve Pattern Discovery
  • A shareable artifact
  • An easier way to interface with tools
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Methodology

  • Documentation

○ Schema Diagram ○ Summary of Use ○ Axiomatization ○ Explanation / Natural Language of Axioms ○ Example Competency Questions

  • OWL File

○ OPLa annotations

  • Top Level OPLa Ontology
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Categories and Patterns

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  • The categories are informal, yet

hopefully intuitive way of

  • rganizing the patterns
  • Metapatterns are “patterns for

patterns” and are also known as “structural patterns” in other literature.

  • Specializations of some

patterns are included due to their usefulness and frequent recurrence

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Next Steps

  • More patterns (Processes, Plans, Activities)
  • Landing Pages, resolvable URIs?
  • Improve Use case documentation
  • Utilize OPLa extensions
  • Alternate Pattern Representations

○ Popular Upper level ontology alignments (BFO, UFO, Dolce) ○ OTTR

  • Tooling Infrastructure

○ Bespoke MODLs ○ Automatic Documentation ○ CoModIDE

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Thanks!! Any Questions or Comments?

Offline questions can be e-mailed to: cogan@coganshimizu.com