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Finnish National Ontologies for the Semantic Web -- Towards a Content and Service Infrastructure

  • Eero Hyvönen 1
  • Arttu Valo 2
  • Ville Komulainen 2
  • Katri Seppälä 2
  • Tomi Kauppinen 2
  • Tuukka Ruotsalo 2
  • Mirva Salminen 2
  • Anu Ylisalmi 2
  • 1 Helsinki University of Technology and University of Helsinki
  • 2 Helsinki University of Technology and University of Helsinki Laboratory of Media Technology
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Abstract

We present a national ontology development and service framework being developed in Finland in 2003-2007. The framework is based on a set of related core ontologies, most notably on a national upper ontology based on the commonly used Finnish General Thesaurus YSA maintained by the National Library of Finland. The framework implements three ontology services by a web-based system ONKI. Firstly, ONKI supports distributed collaborative development and versioning of interdependent ontologies. Secondly, external cataloging and indexing systems can use ONKI as a web service for ontology-based annotations. Thirdly, information retrieval systems can use ONKI for disambiguating keyword meanings for conceptbased search on the Semantic Web.

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10.23106/dcmi.952108277
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Finnish National Ontologies for the Semantic Web -- Towards a Content and Service Infrastructure
dcterms:creator
Hyvönen, Eero
Valo, Arttu
Komulainen, Ville
Seppälä, Katri
Kauppinen, Tomi
Ruotsalo, Tuukka
Salminen, Mirva
Ylisalmi, Anu
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2005-09-12
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doi:10.23106/dcmi.952108277
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Ontologies
semantic web
collaboration
web services
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CC BY 4.0