Re: REQUEST: survey of available ontologies, taxonomies, thesauri,lexicons?

On the framework of the OntoWeb project, we have built a web application in
order to allow the community to register their ontologies, methodologies,
tools and languages for building ontologies, as well as applications.
The application is available at:
http://babage.dia.fi.upm.es/ontoweb/wp1/OntoRoadMap/index.html

kind regards

asun

Leo Obrst wrote:

> *** I apologize for duplicate messages ***
>
> All,
>
> I am trying to create a survey of available knowledge content:
> ontologies, taxonomies, thesauri, vocabularies, lexicons, wherever they
> exist, whatever they are about, and whether or not they are free. I'd
> like to be as complete as possible.
>
> If you are aware of any, please forward a reference to me. I am
> interested in the following format (if you also know the knowledge
> representation language/standard format(s) of the content, please
> provide that too):
>
> Knowledge resource name; Type/kind; Approximate domain; URL;
> Point-of-contact (and email address); Availability: for free or purchase
> and whether licensing is required; KR language/standard representation
> format(s)
>
> Example:
> -------
> Knowledge resource name; Type/kind; Approximate fdomain; URL;
> Point-of-contact (and email address); Availability: for free or purchase
> and whether licensing is required; KR language/standard representation
> format(s)
>
> SUMO; ontology; upper ontology; http://ontology.teknowledge.com/; Ian
> Niles (iniles@tecknowledge.com) or Adam Pease (apease@teknowledge.com);
> free; KIF, Protege, DAML
>
> I will compile these into a table and provide the summary to all the
> above distribution lists. Also, if you know of other appropriate
> distribution lists that this request should be forwarded to, please let
> me know. If a similar request has been asked in your distribution list
> recently, please let me know too (with a citation), and I apologize now
> for not seeing it.
>
> Thanks for any information you can provide.
>
> Best,
> Leo
>
> PS. By the way, would anyone be interested in creating a general public
> repository of such knowledge sources? Or perhaps there already is such,
> and I am just unaware of it?
> --
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