creating and populating ontologies by content extraction from digital texts (was :atlas, landscape map and subject classification scheme for semantic web technologies)

Getting back to the issue of creating and populating ontologies from existing texts in the absence of subject classification schemes for new or overlapping multidisciplinary areas of research, I found a reference to Mondeca for sustainable tourism.

Are there instances or case studies which deal with other issues in sustainable development, e.g. biodiversity, climate change, waste management, energy, pollution and contaminants, housing and urban development?

Are there any national or international programs or projects known that deal with very specific areas.

Since the UN itself has been slow in getting this going, I assume the more probable place to look is research institutes or software companies building specific applications.

We are looking very specifically to cover the water, energy, health, agriculture and biodiversity fields.

Milton Ponson
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