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Date:   May 16, 2011

A Video Introduction to a New Online Ontology Editor and Manager

Structured Dynamics is pleased to unveil structOntology — its ontology manager application within the conStruct open source semantic technology suite. We are doing so via a video, which provides a bit more action about this exciting new app.

structOntology has been on our radar for more than two years. But, it was only in embracing the OWLAPI some eight months back that we finally saw our way clear to how to implement the system.

The app, superbly developed by Fred Giasson, has many notable advantages — some of which are covered by the video — but two deserve specific attention:  1) the superior search function (if you have been using Protégé or similar, you will love the fact this search indexes everything, courtesy of Solr); and 2) the availability of its functionality directly within the applications that are driven by the ontologies. Of course, there’s other cool stuff too!:

 

 

(If you have trouble seeing this, here is the direct YouTube link or an alternate local Flash version if you can not access YouTube.)

More information on structOntology will be forthcoming over the coming weeks. We will be posting it as open source as part of the Open Semantic Framework by early summer.

Posted by AI3's author, Mike Bergman

Posted on May 16, 2011 at 9:06 pm in Ontologies, Open Semantic Framework, Open Source, Structured Dynamics | Comments (3)
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