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== AGENDA ==
8:00 Breakfast/Registration
8:00 Breakfast/Registration


8:30 Applied Ontology background
8:30 '''Applied ontology background: What ontologies are for'''
1980s: AI
::1980s: AI, Robotics
2000s: Biology
::2000s: Biology
2000s: Semantic Web
::2000s: Semantic Web, Common Logic, AI again
Today: Military and Engineering Applications
9:15 '''Top-level and domain ontologies'''
::[https://mitpress.mit.edu/building-ontologies Building ontologies with Basic Formal Ontology]
::BFO standards initiatives
::A BFO-based ontology of information artifacts
::A BFO-based ontology of environmental systems
::A BFO-based ontology for materials science
 
10:15 Coffee
 
10:30 '''Domain ontology suites'''
::Toronto Virtual Enterprise (TOVE)
::SWEET, and other domain ontology suites
::[http://obofoundry.org/ Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) Foundry]
::[https://github.com/CommonCoreOntology/ Common Core Ontologies (CCO)]
::[https://philpapers.org/rec/MORJDO Joint Doctrine Ontology]
::AFRL Digital Thread/Digital Twin
::Industry Ontologies Foundry (IOF)


10:15 Coffee
12:30 Lunch 
13:15 '''Some building blocks of a systems engineering ontology'''
:Activity
:Role
:Disposition
:Organization
:Engineered artifact
:Capability
:Function


10:30 OWL, Common Logic
15:00 Break


What ontologies are for?
15:15 '''Interactive session: Defining 'system''''
Top-Level and Domain Ontologies
The Industry Ontologies Foundry
Defining ‘System’


Lunch:                                  12:30 PM
16:30 Close
PM Snack Break:              2:30 PM
Event End:                          4:30 PM

Latest revision as of 22:24, 16 November 2017

AGENDA

8:00 Breakfast/Registration

8:30 Applied ontology background: What ontologies are for

1980s: AI, Robotics
2000s: Biology
2000s: Semantic Web, Common Logic, AI again

9:15 Top-level and domain ontologies

Building ontologies with Basic Formal Ontology
BFO standards initiatives
A BFO-based ontology of information artifacts
A BFO-based ontology of environmental systems
A BFO-based ontology for materials science

10:15 Coffee

10:30 Domain ontology suites

Toronto Virtual Enterprise (TOVE)
SWEET, and other domain ontology suites
Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) Foundry
Common Core Ontologies (CCO)
Joint Doctrine Ontology
AFRL Digital Thread/Digital Twin
Industry Ontologies Foundry (IOF)

12:30 Lunch

13:15 Some building blocks of a systems engineering ontology

Activity
Role
Disposition
Organization
Engineered artifact
Capability
Function

15:00 Break

15:15 Interactive session: Defining 'system'

16:30 Close

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