- From: Peter Brooks <peter.h.m.brooks@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2013 09:43:54 +0200
- To: Cristiano Longo <longo@dmi.unict.it>
- Cc: semantic-web@w3.org, s.rizza@gmail.com
I like this idea because it has a well-defined and, I hope, fairly narrow scope. So it might be excellent for educational purposes in ontology as well as actually useful for restaurant comparisons and reviews one day. I'll be embarking on an architecture and ontology exercise very soon (the details are here if anybody is interested: http://ow.ly/mTZex ), so this might be a good sample of the sort of development process required to help those attending who are not so familiar with ontology. My intention was to use the 'dot' language (grapviz) as the development tool during the fact-to-face sessions because it is really quick and easy to work with as well as giving good, quick, graphical representation. This should help, too, in decomposing the top-level architecture into digestible chunks. These 'dot' files can then be translated to JSON and, if necessary, to OWL. My intention, after that, was to define Ada packages for the architecture and ontology to enable ease of use by those interested in reliable software infrastructure and to enable an enterprise service bus (like TIECO / SOA). Would that approach interest you? On 13 July 2013 09:25, Cristiano Longo <longo@dmi.unict.it> wrote: > Hi, I'm approaching modelling and publishing information about menus of > restaurants. Some suggestion and/or collaboration proposal? > > Thanks in advance, > CL > -- Peter Brooks, Fellow in Service Management (FSM)® Tel: +27 21 447 9752 Mobile: +27 82 717 6 404
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