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Modeling from A to Z/Modeling principles/O is for OWL-DL

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OWL-DLEdit

Let us begin with a focus on our running example: the Tracking Management System. Some of the key terms we use are related to containers and materials. Here are some containment laws[1]:

  1. The contents of any container must be known.
  2. Crates contain only packages.
  3. Packages contain only raw material.
  4. Liners contain only packages.
  5. Drums contain only pucks and liners.
  6. Pucks contain only one liner of non-liquor material.

Semantic Web Ontology LanguageEdit

There is a very good overview of OWL which is publicly avaiiable.

Protégé-OWLEdit

For practical work we suggest the Protégé-OWL editor.

Semantic Web Rule LanguageEdit

A very brief overview of the SWRL is available.

NotesEdit

  1. ↑ Fitzgerald&Jones 1998, p.6

Reading linksEdit

  1. Bicarregui, Juan Carlos (editor), (1988). Proof in VDM: case studies. London: Springer-Verlag. ISBN 978-3540761860. 
  2. Fitzgerald, John; Cliff B. Jones (1998). "A Tracking System". in Bicarregui, Juan Carlos. Proof in VDM: Case Studies. London: London: Springer-Verlag. pp. 1-29. 
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