Towards a standard ontology metadata model

Hua Min; Stuart Turner; Sherri De Coronado; Brian Davis; Trish Whetzel; Robert R. Freimuth; Harold Solbrig; Richard Kiefer; Michael Riben; Grace A. Stafford; Lawrence Wright; Riki Ohira

Towards a standard ontology metadata model

Hua Min, Stuart Turner, Sherri De Coronado, Brian Davis, Trish Whetzel, Robert R. Freimuth, Harold Solbrig, Richard Kiefer, Michael Riben, Grace A. Stafford, Lawrence Wright, Riki Ohira

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Abstract

Bio-ontologies are becoming increasingly important in semantic alignment for data integration, information exchange, and semantic interoperability. Due to the large number of emerging bio-ontologies, it is challenging for naïve ontology users to search, select, and adopt a "right" ontology for their applications. Therefore, it is important to have a consistent terminology metadata model and a resource for discovering appropriate ontologies or other resource for use in annotating data. This paper aims to seek a common, shareable, and comprehensive method to create, disseminate, and consume metadata about terminology resources.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume	1747
State	Published - Jan 1 2016
Externally published	Yes
Event	2016 Joint International Conference on Biological Ontology and BioCreative - Food, Nutrition, Health and Environment for the 9 Billion, ICBO-BioCreative 2016 - Corvallis, United States Duration: Aug 1 2016 → Aug 4 2016

Keywords

Metadata, ontology metadata model
Ontology

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Computer Science(all)

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