- From: Thomas Baker <thomas.baker@izb.fraunhofer.de>
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 15:52:01 +0200
- To: SW Best Practices <public-swbp-wg@w3.org>
SWBPD "Vocabulary Management"
Outline, 2004-10-27 - full draft was posted separately
1. Introduction
-- Vocabularies in the Semantic Web
-- Method of this paper
Points of reference
-- FOAF
-- Dublin Core
-- SKOS
-- Princeton Wordnet
-- A major medical or life-sciences ontology?
-- W3C Architecture and Semantic Web principles
-- OASIS Published Subjects
Terminology of this paper:
-- Term, Vocabulary, URI Reference, Description,
Declaration, Vocabulary Owner, Versioning
2. Principles of Good Practice
-- Identify Terms with URI References.
-- Articulate and publish maintenance policies for the Terms
and their URI references.
-- Identify the historical version of a Vocabulary or
its Terms.
-- Provide documentation about the Terms.
-- Declare the Terms using a machine-processable schema
language.
3. Questions on the Bleeding Edge
-- What should the identifier of a Vocabulary or Term (i.e.,
its URI Reference) resolve to when someone "clicks on it"
in a Web browser?
-- Which schema language should be used to declare the
Vocabulary machine-processably?
-- What does it mean to "use" Terms from one Vocabulary
in another?
-- What does it mean to "own" a Vocabulary?
-- When a term is needed, when should one adapt
an existing term, declare a new one, or get an established
vocabulary maintainer to host it?
Glossary
References
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