[esip-semantictech] sweet:Experiment and software on which SWEET is built
Beth Huffer
beth at lingualogica.net
Wed Sep 13 12:46:13 EDT 2017
Hi Justin,
We have a FUNding Friday award to do a pilot project aimed at soliciting
subject matter experts to provide input and arrive at consensus on
definitions for terms in SWEET. We are going to be using the YAMZ
platform (yamz.net) to enable SMEs to comment and make suggestions on
terms that will be presented via yamz. If there is a need to develop a
definition for "experiment", we could put it on our list of terms to
introduce via yamz. We'd need to identify a SME to take the lead on
soliciting inputs and building consensus. Let me know if this would be
of interest to you.
Beth
On 9/13/17 10:10 AM, Justin Goldstein - NOAA Affiliate via
esip-semanticweb wrote:
> Thanks, Lewis. Regarding "experiment," do we have a formal
> definition/comment, or just a demarcation of the relationship between
> it and "Investigation?"
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> Hi Justin,
> Yes SWEET does. It is included in the following Class definition
> https://github.com/ESIPFed/sweet/blob/bed0f79b2f5495a7c713000a7caeffdd5eb1c9d0/humanResearch.ttl#L35-L36
> <https://github.com/ESIPFed/sweet/blob/bed0f79b2f5495a7c713000a7caeffdd5eb1c9d0/humanResearch.ttl#L35-L36>
> As you can see it defined as follows
>
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Experiment
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Experiment>> a owl:Class ;
> rdfs:subClassOf
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Investigation
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Investigation>> .
>
> You can use Prot?g? for loading and working with SWEET. It is
> widely used, open source (BSD) and has a big community
> https://protege.stanford.edu
> https://protege.stanford.edu/community.php
> <https://protege.stanford.edu/community.php>
>
> Simon Cox recently mentioned some alternative Editor AFAIK. You
> can find the name through the Github issue tracker. There may be
> others.
> Lewis
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> Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2017 09:24:51 -0400
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> Hi everyone,
> Have we reached the stage where we have a definition of
> "Experiment" in
> the SWEET ontology?
>
> Also, on which software is SWEET built? I ask because for
> purposes of
> identifying a good, efficient piece of ontology development
> software that
> may be approved for use by other government agencies.
>
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> From: <Simon.Cox at csiro.au>
> To: <Lewis.J.Mcgibbney at jpl.nasa.gov
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> <esip-semanticweb at lists.esipfed.org
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> That class is defined in the 'HumanResearch' module.
> Does that mean 'human research' as in medical and social sciences?
> Or 'human research' as in 'human activities, this being research
> activities'?
>
> I usually use TopBraid Composer.
> It is an Ecplise-based RDF IDE - not as OWLy as Prot?g?, but quite
> easy to use.
> TBC is maybe a bit easier when working with a mixture of classes
> and individuals.
> Prot?g? kinda pushes you towards the classist approach.
> But Prot?g? has improved a lot in the last couple of years,
>
> Simon
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> Subject: Re: [esip-semantictech] sweet:Experiment and software on
> which SWEET is built
>
> Hi Justin,
> Yes SWEET does. It is included in the following Class definition
> https://github.com/ESIPFed/sweet/blob/bed0f79b2f5495a7c713000a7caeffdd5eb1c9d0/humanResearch.ttl#L35-L36
> <https://github.com/ESIPFed/sweet/blob/bed0f79b2f5495a7c713000a7caeffdd5eb1c9d0/humanResearch.ttl#L35-L36>
> As you can see it defined as follows
>
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Experiment
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Experiment>> a owl:Class ;
> rdfs:subClassOf
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Investigation
> <http://sweetontology.net/humanResearch#Investigation>> .
>
> You can use Prot?g? for loading and working with SWEET. It is
> widely used, open source (BSD) and has a big community
> https://protege.stanford.edu
> https://protege.stanford.edu/community.php
> <https://protege.stanford.edu/community.php>
>
> Simon Cox recently mentioned some alternative Editor AFAIK. You
> can find the name through the Github issue tracker. There may be
> others.
> Lewis
>
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> Message: 3
> Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2017 09:24:51 -0400
> From: Justin Goldstein - NOAA Affiliate
> <justin.goldstein at noaa.gov <mailto:justin.goldstein at noaa.gov>>
> To: esip-semanticweb at lists.esipfed.org
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> Subject: [esip-semantictech] sweet:Experiment and software on
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> Hi everyone,
> Have we reached the stage where we have a definition of
> "Experiment" in
> the SWEET ontology?
>
> Also, on which software is SWEET built? I ask because for
> purposes of
> identifying a good, efficient piece of ontology development
> software that
> may be approved for use by other government agencies.
>
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