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Conceptualisation de l'information factuelle

La conceptualisation de l'information factuelle (diapositives, version 2.1, 9 novembre 2020)

Ontologie (informatique) / Ontology (Wikipedia en anglais): un modèle du monde

CIDOC CRM

Le modèle conceptuel CIDOC CRM

Le tutoriel en ligne (en anlgais)

Cas d'utilisation (des exemples d'application du modèle)

Application pratique, cas de figure: Functional Overview

La famille des extensions du CIDOC CRM: FRBRoo (bilbiographie), CRMarcheo (fouilles archéologiques), …

OntoME: Ontology Management Environment

Le CIDOC CRM et son extension pour les sciences historiques dans OntoME: explorer la hiérarchie des classes, lire les définitions, inspecter les relations et découvrir d'autres classes.

Tutoriels

Biblissima (“Bibliothèque virtuelle des bibliothèques” concernant les livres “écrits, traduits, enluminés, collectionnés ou inventoriés depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'au XVIIIe siècle”) se fonde sur une ontologie alignée avec le CIDOC CRM.

Site Biblissima (documentation concernant le CIDOC CRM en français) :

Introduction au CIDOC CRM

Structure du CIDOC CRM

Introduction à FRBRoo

Introduction au CIDOC CRM et au Linked Data (slides)

Tutorials – Steve Stead, Tutorial 2008 (Excellent tutoriel en anglais)

Bibliographie

Doerr M. (2003). The CIDOC CRM. An Ontological Ap- proach to Semantic Interoperability of Metadata. AI Magazine vol. 24, number 3, p.75-92.

Doerr M., Hunter J., Lagoze C. (2003). Towards a Core Ontology for Information Integration, Journal of Digital In- formation 4(1).

Stephen Stead (2008). The CIDOC CRM, a Standard for the Integration of Cultural Information CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model Special Interest Group ICS-FORTH, Crete, Greece November.

Doerr M. (2009). Ontologies for Cultural Heritage. Handbook on ontologies. 2nd ed., Berlin, Springer, p. 463-486.

CIDOC CRM 6.2.1 – Definition of the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model, Produced by the ICOM/CIDOC Documentation Standards Group, Continued by the CIDOC CRM Special Interest Group Version 6.2.1 October 2015 Current Main Editors: Patrick Le Boeuf, Martin Doerr, Christian Emil Ore, Stephen Stead, Contributors: Trond Aalberg, Detlev Balzer, Chryssoula Bekiari, Lina Boudouri, Nick Crofts, Gordon Dunsire, Øyvind Eide, Tony Gill, Günther Goerz, Monika Hagedorn-Saupe, Gerald Hiebel, Jon Holmen, Juha Inkari, Dolores Iorizzo, Juha Kotipelto, Siegfried Krause, Karl Heinz Lampe, Carlos Lamsfus, Jutta Lindenthal, Mika Nyman, Pat Riva, Lene Rold, Richard Smiraglia, Regine Stein, Matthew Stiff, Maja Žumer Copyright © 2003 ICOM/CIDOC CRM Special Interest Group

Doerr M., Meghini C. (2018). A first-order logic expres- sion of the CIDOC conceptual reference model . Interna- tional Journal of Metadata, Semantics and Ontologies 13 (2), p. 131-149.

DOLCE

DOLCE & DnS

DOLCE - WonderWeb

Masolo, C., Borgo, S., Gangemi, A., Guarino, N., Ol- tramari, A. (2003). WonderWeb Deliverable D18 Ontology Library (final), Trento, Laboratory For Applied Ontology.

Borgo S., Masolo C. (2009). Foundational Choices in DOLCE. Handbook on Ontologies. Berlin/Heidelberg, Springer-Verlag, p. 361-381.

Descriptions and situations – DnS

Gangemi A., Mika P. (2003). Understanding the Semantic Web through Descriptions and Situations. On The Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2003: CoopIS, DOA, and ODBASE. Berlin/Heidelberg, Springer, p. 689-706.

Bottazzi E., Catenacci C., Gangemi A., Lehmann J.(2006). From collective intentionality to intentional collectives: An ontological perspective. Cognitive Systems Re- search 7 (2-3), p. 192-208.

Gangemi A., Lehmann J., Catenacci C. (2008). Norms and plans as unification criteria for social collectives. Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems 17, p. 70-112.

DLP / DUL

DOLCE Light Plus – DLP (version 3.9.7)

DOLCE Ultra Light – DUL

Gangemi A., Presutti V. (2016). Dolce+D&S Ultralite and its main ontology design patterns. Ontology Engineer- ing with Ontology Design Patterns. Amsterdam, IOS Press, p. 81–103.

Ontology Design Patterns