Hi, I am interested to develop ontologies for Engineering mathematics. So far, the best model I have found is the one developed by KSL Stanford in OntoLingua (EngMath ontologies). Is anyone aware of some activities porting this ontologies in OWL ? The ontology has been developed in LISP and KIF ? Is it completely portable in OWL or do I need some extensions in OWL such as OWL Rule Language ? The link to EngMath is at : http://www-ksl.stanford.edu/knowledge-sharing/papers/engmath-tree.html. If no activities is done for this, I think it may be useful to develop it as an open-source ontology. What would be the best approach to initiate such a project as open-source ? Do other ontologies exist for engineering mathematics ? Best regards Stephane Fellah Senior Software Engineer PCI Geomatics 490, Boulevard St Joseph Hull, Quebec Canada J8Y 3Y7 Tel: 1 819 770 0022 Ext. 223 Fax 1 819 770 0098 Visit our web site: www.pcigeomatics.comReceived on Thursday, 30 October 2003 15:26:03 GMT
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