Ontology Engineering and Plug-in Development with the NeOn Toolkit - Introduction
Description
Our tutorial targets ontology modelers and engineers. The tutorial provides
guidance for the development of ontologies and ontology-based applications
with respect to the complete ontology lifecycle. We will start with an introduction to a variety of use cases for
applications of ontologies, including information integration and knowledge
management. Based on these use cases we will illustrate a typical ontology
lifecycle and discuss specific ontology lifecycle activities, such as
ontology development, selection and reuse, ontology mapping, and ontology
evolution. After a short introduction to the NeOn toolkit and its
functionalities, we will take a closer look at how the lifecycle activities
are realized using the NeOn toolkit. As an example, we will demonstrate how
to support ontology selection and reuse with a plug-in that integrates with
the Watson Semantic Web gateway. In the hands-on exercises, the participants
will work on practical activities from a real world use case. In the second half of the tutorial, we will demonstrate how to extend the
functionalities of the ontology engineering environment by developing a NeOn
plug-in to support an additional lifecycle activity from the initial use
case. Therefore, we first provide further insights into the NeOn reference
architecture, its plug-in concept and APIs. We will then demonstrate how to
develop a plug-in in an easy-to-follow step-by-step way. After that, the
participants will create their own working plug-in in a hands-on exercise.
| Slides | |
| 0:00 | Introduction (1) |
| 0:17 | Introduction (2) |
| 1:06 | Introduction (3) |
| 7:08 | Lifecycle Support for Networked Ontologies |
| 9:16 | What is the NeOn Toolkit? |
| 12:19 | Plugins Supporting Lifecycle Activities |
| 16:30 | NeOn Toolkit Availability |
| 20:18 | 3 Aspects of the NeOn Platform |
| 22:33 | Agenda – Morning Session: Ontology Engineering |
| 23:57 | Agenda – Afternoon Session: Plugin Development |
| 25:34 | Software Requirements |
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