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Topic: Ontologies
Dr. Dean S. Hartley III
Ontologies in computer science are descriptions of a domain of knowledge.
They have some of the nature of a dictionary in that they define the key
elements of the domain and some of the nature of a taxonomy in that they show
the connections among the elements. An ontology can be as simple as an
annotated diagram and as complex as a computer readable file using the Web
Ontology Language (OWL).
Select one of the links below.
- US Army TRAC: IW Metric Ontology:
this work consisted of creating an ontology of the metrics for
modeling Irregular Warfare (IW).
- IR&D: Created a
Total Ontology of the elements needed for modeling
Irregular Warfare (IW).
- IR&D: Created a
Model
Metadata Ontology of the metadata elements needed for
describing
Irregular Warfare (IW) models.
- US Army TRAC: IW Metric Ontology
2:
this work consisted of improving the ontology of Irregular Warfare (IW).
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