
Using SKOS to Define Mappings
Describes ways to use the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) to define mappings from one Concept Scheme to another.
Using SKOS to Define Mappings
Synonyms, IRIs, and Labels in OWL and SKOS
IRI Mappings in Protégé and Web Protégé
UN Sustainable Development Goals Ontology
Book Review: Memory and the Computational Brain by Gallistel and King
Semantic Web vs. Property Graphs
Knowledge Representation and the Semantic Web
Testing and Debugging Ontologies
Memory Management with Protégé
Making UUIDs Easier to Use With Prefixes
Using SPARQL to Refactor User Names to UUIDs
An Agile Approach to Knowledge Graph Development
The People_Example Ontology
New Protégé Pizza Tutorial
Refactoring Names w SPARQL
Semtech 2021 Workshop
A Simple Measurement Vocabulary
What's in a Name? IRIs, Labels, and UUIDs
CODO: An Ontology for Collection and Analysis of Covid-19 Data
Drools vs. Pellet for SWRL rules