Technical Papers Session V: Towards ontology editing, querying and visualization in .net environment
Abstract/Description
In this paper, a .net based ontology editor has been proposed. Despite the growing interest in ontology engineering, a review of current literature reveals that most of the developments have been mainly concentrated on open source platforms. The feedback obtained from .net developers show their disappointment over current progress in the domain of semantic web and raises the need for urgent response for catering to current demands. Realizing this research gap, this paper proposed a .net based tool for ontology development and editing (TODE). Based on the developer's feedback, it has been identified that visualization and query management are one of the most important demands of .net semantic web community. Therefore, TODE provides integrated support for these features. The evaluation of proposed tool has been performed by different usability experts, which concluded that TODE provides a convenient approach for ontology development to end-users.
Keywords
Semantic web, Ontology editing, Usability, Visualization, Querying, Ontology development methodology
Location
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
Session Theme
Technical Papers Session V - Social Computing & Information Retrieval
Session Type
Parallel Technical Session
Session Chair
Dr. Tariq Rahim Soomro
Start Date
17-11-2019 2:00 PM
End Date
17-11-2019 2:20 PM
Recommended Citation
Islam, N., & Shaikh, Z. A. (2019). Technical Papers Session V: Towards ontology editing, querying and visualization in .net environment. International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/icict/2019/2019/37
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Technical Papers Session V: Towards ontology editing, querying and visualization in .net environment
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
In this paper, a .net based ontology editor has been proposed. Despite the growing interest in ontology engineering, a review of current literature reveals that most of the developments have been mainly concentrated on open source platforms. The feedback obtained from .net developers show their disappointment over current progress in the domain of semantic web and raises the need for urgent response for catering to current demands. Realizing this research gap, this paper proposed a .net based tool for ontology development and editing (TODE). Based on the developer's feedback, it has been identified that visualization and query management are one of the most important demands of .net semantic web community. Therefore, TODE provides integrated support for these features. The evaluation of proposed tool has been performed by different usability experts, which concluded that TODE provides a convenient approach for ontology development to end-users.
