OntoSOC: Sociocultural Knowledge Ontology

Kaladzavi, Guidedi; Diallo, Papa Fary; Kolyang,; Lô, Moussa

doi:10.5121/ijwest.2015.6201

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“…Note that with multiple interactions between redundant relationships (due to reflexivity of relations), some triples have the same semantic meaning as seen on Table 3. From the refining process defined in the study [25], we then removed duplicates and redundant relationships to get consistent triads and the triples deduced from each triad as follows: isAuthorOf(Person, Music), hasGeneric(Film, Music), isRecordedAt(Music, locality), hasOrigin(Person, Locality), isAvalaibleIn(Film, Media_tag) isPresentIn(Person, Media_tag), isfoundIn(Media_tag, Locality), isAwardedIn(Person, Event), isOrganisedIn(Event, Locality), is Memberof(Person, Media_tag), hasRecompenceIn(Film, Event).…”

Section: Engeström Human Activities Theoremmentioning

confidence: 99%

OntoCin: A Multimedia Ontology for the Semantic Indexation of Cinematographic Resources on the Web of Data

Samdalle,

Hayatou,

Warda

et al. 2024

RIA

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The flood of Multimedia Resources on the Web of Data and offline platforms is a clear proof of the increase of such resources in day-to-day activities of modern society, especially web series, documentaries, fictions, etc. Multimedia Ontologies applied to film-related features entail to describe not only the film production process, but also their social and environmental inferences (with cultures, attractive sites, etc.). The insufficient insight of annotated features in existing ontologies affects retrieval accuracy on useful facts necessary in today's society. This paper presents a Multimedia Ontology for the co-construction and indexing of Cinematographic resources (OntoCin) on the Semantic Web, built on the Human Activity Theory (HAT) modelling approach and the Competency-based Questions Methodology which allowed to scope cinematographic knowledge. This ontology enables information retrieval by enhancing annotation and indexing of scenes, emotions, shooting places (touristic sites), film-users' preferences, socio-cultural knowledge and impressions on the Web of Data. We made some queries on the ontology and came out with results. This helped to set ground for a semantic wiki architecture that will facilitate the co-construction of multimedia resources based on this Multimedia Ontology.

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Section: Engeström Human Activities Theoremmentioning

confidence: 99%

OntoCin: A Multimedia Ontology for the Semantic Indexation of Cinematographic Resources on the Web of Data

Samdalle,

Hayatou,

Warda

et al. 2024

RIA

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“…Due to the fact that the concern is the domain ontology modeling, upper-level concepts ontosoc:infrastructure and ontosoc:locality are deduced from the upper-level sociocultural ontology modeled in our previous work [15]. Thereafter, to better define hierarchy, we intended to "think up" before making specifications.…”

Section: International Journal Of Computer Applications (0975 -8887) mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thus, to enable semantic transparency between other spatial vocabularies, a two-ways alignment are used: bottom-up and bottom alignment. The bottom-up alignment is enabled by OntoSOC [15], the upper-level ontology through ontosoc:Infrastructure and ontosoc:locality concept. To improve semantic interoperability and integration between spatial ontologies some concepts of GeoOWL (geo:lat, geo:long), Dbpedia (dbpedia:locality, dbpedia:infrastructure, dbpedia:country), FOAF (foaf:person) are reused.…”

Section: Semantic Interoperabilitymentioning

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Geo-spatial Domain Ontology: The Case of the Socio-Cultural Infrastructures

Kaladzavi¹,

Traore²,

Adamou³

2017

IJCA

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This paper presents a geo-spatial domain ontology (CriSO) modeling approach, which is based on the RCC-8 model complemented by directional relations encoded by cone-shaped or alternatively, projection-based relations. Ontologies can be defined as a kind of semantic networks for the the real world description, they are essentially graphs between concepts linked by relations such as is_a, has_a, part_whole. But the scope of geographic ontologies applied to sociocultural features requires to describe not only the geographic features, but also their spatial relationships. Usually, only topological relations are defined, but other spatial, geographic relations and cultural knowledge must be considered as well. Thus, CriSO allows to annotate, to organize data, to facilitate information retrieval by introducing a semantic layer in the on-based Knowledge Management Systems and to integrate the local knowledge in the cloud of the Linked Open Data.

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“…As such, they are sometimes presented as tools for knowledge representation adapted to the Web environment, to automatically transform data into information and information into knowledge [2]. In this paper, we describe an ontology, which was developed to foster users understanding regarding their data within a geo business decision SaaS application called CD7 Online 1 .…”

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An Application Ontology to Help Users of a Geo-decision Software Understanding Their Data

Pittet¹,

Barthélémy²

2016

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. This paper intends to describe the application ontology of the SaaS version of the decision statistical mapping and geomarketing software Cartes & Données (C & D): CD7 Online. Specified in OWL DL, the CD7 ontology was conceived for automation of semantic annotation of CD7 Online user data to help users better understand their data and make better selection and representation choices when building maps.

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OntoSOC: Sociocultural Knowledge Ontology

Cited by 6 publications

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OntoCin: A Multimedia Ontology for the Semantic Indexation of Cinematographic Resources on the Web of Data

OntoCin: A Multimedia Ontology for the Semantic Indexation of Cinematographic Resources on the Web of Data

Geo-spatial Domain Ontology: The Case of the Socio-Cultural Infrastructures

An Application Ontology to Help Users of a Geo-decision Software Understanding Their Data

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