Spatio-temporal reasoning in CIDOC CRM: an hybrid ontology with GeoSPARQL and OWL-Time

Production is described using data coming from various sections of the ICCD schema, in which we find all the information to describe the creators and the techniques involved in

Generalization and infer- ring of metadata from related objects is achieved by using the propagation of some object properties along the transitive part-of and

First, it is based on a universal recognition language (the language of probabilities) that provides a computational basis for the integration of information from

Thus meaningful information integration in a scholarly field using the Linked Data mechanism requires a common conceptual model for the context in question.. The Finnish

As we will see in the next sections, in the archaeological domain the spatial location and/or extent of an object can be defined in different ways: sometimes it is possible to have

The domain of cultural mapping deals with capturing and representing knowledge regarding diverse tangible and intangible aspects of cultural heritage, which involve hybrid data

Over the last decades, the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model has become the internationally recognized standard for modeling data from the field of cultural heritage..

a general description of the semantic web, the linked open data and the CIDOC-CRM norm, in Section II; the general architecture of the ModRef project, in Section III; a CIDOC-