Description
OntoCork is a micro domain-ontology of cork stoppers. These manufactured objects are considered the backbone of the Portuguese industry of cork.
The purpose of this domain-ontology is primarily to organise concepts denoting the real-world object designated by the term “cork stopper”, in a systematic way, depending on the type of substance the object is made of, its function, shape and parts. The substance the object is made of plays a central role: concepts are hierarchically systematised according to their composition, in the sense of substance (raw material). The ultimate purpose of the ontology is to organise the operations intervening in the manufacturing process of the objects – the “cork stoppers” – depending on the purpose of each operation in order to obtain a classification of each object.
OntoCork is being developed in OWL. The formal definitions are inferred from CorkCorpus - a specialised corpus built from scratch. The ontology has been build by Margarida Ramos
Publications
Ramos. M., Costa, R. and Roche, C. (2020). Dealing with specialized co-text in text mining: The verbal terminological collocations. Terminologica, Savoie et Connaissance, pp. 339 – 362. Chambéry : USMB.
Ramos, M. and Costa, R. (2018). Semantic analyses of texts for eliciting and representing concepts: the TermCork project. Terminologica, Savoie et Connaissance, 9-10 June, pp. 167-199, ISBN : 978-2919732-82-1.
Ramos, M. (2015). O valor das definições para a organização conceptual da rolha da cortiça: uma questão de terminologia. NOVA Lisboa: Lisbon. Ma thesis.
Description
OntoDomLab-Med is an ontology of domain labels focused on Medicine, developed in OWL, build by Sara Carvalho within the scope of the collaboration of NOVA CLUNL in the transition of the Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa Contemporânea (DLPC) from the Academia das Ciências de Lisboa into a digital version. Its purpose is to provide a solid conceptual foundation that facilitates interoperability with TEI Lex-0, as well as improve: i) the consistency of domain labelling assignment and ii) the efficiency in what concerns information retrieval. OntoDomLab-Med is being developed in OWL.
Publications
Costa, Rute / Carvalho, Sara / Salgado, Ana / Simões, Alberto / Tasovac, Toma (2020), "Ontologie des marques de domaines appliquée aux dictionnaires de langue générale". La lexicographie en tant que méthodologie de recherche en linguistique. Revue de Philologie Française et Romane – Langue(s) & Parole, 5 [Editor: Xavier Blanco]. [forthcoming].
Salgado, Ana / Costa, Rute / Tasovac, Toma (2019). “Improving the consistency of usage labelling in dictionaries with TEI Lex- 0”. Lexicography, Journal of ASIALEX, Berlin: Springer Verlag. ISSN: 2197-4292 (print)| 2197-4306, pp. 133-156.
Description
OntoAndalus is an ontology of pottery artefacts of al-Andalus, a relevant topic in Islamic archaeological studies in Spain and Portugal. The purpose of OntoAndalus is to further knowledge in the domain and to facilitate the development of a multilingual terminological resource based on formal descriptions or definitions of concepts and other units of knowledge. OntoAndalus is being developed in OWL. It is presently aligned with the DOLCE+DnS Ultralite top-level ontology.
Bruno Almeida build OntoAndalus in the context of a PhD project funded by the FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (Portugal). Studentship no. PD/BD/105765/2014.
Publications
Almeida, Bruno / Costa, Rute (2019). OntoAndalus: an ontology of Islamic artefacts for terminological purposes [Manuscript accepted for publication]. Semantic Web Journal.
Almeida, Bruno / Costa, Rute (2020). Towards a terminological knowledge base on Islamic archaeology: Linguistic and conceptual aspects. Atelier DAHLIA, 7–18.
Almeida, Bruno / Costa, Rute / Roche, Christophe (2017). Archaeological classification and ontoterminology: the case of Islamic archaeology of the al-Andalus. In C. Roche (Ed.), Terminologie & Ontologie: Théories et Applications, TOTh 2017 (pp. 221–236).
Almeida, Bruno / Roche, Christophe / Costa, Rute (2016). Terminology and ontology development in the domain of Islamic archaeology. In H. E. Thomsen, A. Pareja-Lora, & B. N. Madsen (Eds.), Term bases and linguistic linked open data: TKE 2016 (pp. 147–156).
Description
TemPO (TEMporalité, Pathologie orthophonique, Ontologie) is an ontology that uses some characteristics deducted from semantic and syntactic analyses performed on two different specialised corpora in various projects.
TemPO has been developped in the context of MOCOLANG-O project:
Brin-Henry, Frédérique / Costa, Rute / Desprès, Sylvie (2019). "TemPO: towards a conceptualisation of pathology in speech and language therapy". In: Proceedings of the TALN-RECITAL 2019 conference [PDF], pp. 69-80.
Brin-Henry, Frédérique / Costa, Rute / Desprès, Sylvie (2020). « Construction collaborative d’une ressource terminologique et ontologique pour le domaine de l’orthophonie fondée sur la temporalité ». Terminologica (2020), Presses Universitaires Savoie Mont Blanc [forthcoming]