process, and chimera

so a possible process/method  could be:

1. convert a set of glossaries to OWL (gotta have some roles, properties and
values for each term though). We could start from
ours and then map others one by one.

2. Use something like Chimera to map/merge them

critiques/suggestions welcome
P



 Chimaera (and other tools) could help us import various glossaries and mapt
them each other, but they need to be in OWL

http://www.ksl.stanford.edu/software/chimaera/


relevant paper

[DOC] An Environment for Merging and *Testing* Large
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We will then describe an *ontology* environment *tool* that is aimed at
supporting merging and *testing ontologies*. We will describe the *tool*’s
used in our work *...*
www.ksl.stanford.edu/people/dlm/papers/kr2000-camera-ready-copy.doc