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3 Marketplace-Level Domain Ontologies
Fig. 3.1 Ellipses: Ontologies developed by VIMMP [14]. Triangle: EMMO, the employed toplevel ontology [15, 16], used here in combination with VIPRS (cf. Sect. 5.2). An arrow signifies
that an ontology refers to concepts or relations from another ontology
ent and openly accessible specifications, relying on the EMMO at the top level [15,
16]; the present ontologies are accordingly released as free software under the GNU
Lesser General Public License (LGPL). By creating an open framework on the basis
of community-governed interoperability standards, a variety of projects, several of
which (including VIMMP, MarketPlace and OntoCommons) are funded from Horizon 2020—or prospectively may be funded from the Horizon Europe programme in
the future, contribute to a system of platforms and infrastructures that will support
the uptake of materials modelling solutions by industrial research and development
practice.
The European Virtual Marketplace Ontology (EVMPO) was developed by the
VIMMP, MarketPlace and EMMC-CSA projects as a common point of departure for
the standardization of service-oriented semantics, with a focus on digital marketplace
platforms in materials modelling.
7 By defining 11 fundamental paradigmatic categories, which correspond to irreducible terms that are constitutive to the paradigm
underlying materials modelling marketplaces, the EVMPO provides a basic structure for the development of marketplace-level domain ontologies. The fundamental
paradigmatic categories are defined as follows:
7 EVMPO: https://emmc.eu/semantics/evmpo/evmpo.ttl (non-resolvable IRI),
mirrored at http://www.molmod.info/semantics/evmpo.ttl (resolvable URL).
3 Marketplace-Level Domain Ontologies
Fig. 3.1 Ellipses: Ontologies developed by VIMMP [14]. Triangle: EMMO, the employed toplevel ontology [15, 16], used here in combination with VIPRS (cf. Sect. 5.2). An arrow signifies
that an ontology refers to concepts or relations from another ontology
ent and openly accessible specifications, relying on the EMMO at the top level [15,
16]; the present ontologies are accordingly released as free software under the GNU
Lesser General Public License (LGPL). By creating an open framework on the basis
of community-governed interoperability standards, a variety of projects, several of
which (including VIMMP, MarketPlace and OntoCommons) are funded from Horizon 2020—or prospectively may be funded from the Horizon Europe programme in
the future, contribute to a system of platforms and infrastructures that will support
the uptake of materials modelling solutions by industrial research and development
practice.
The European Virtual Marketplace Ontology (EVMPO) was developed by the
VIMMP, MarketPlace and EMMC-CSA projects as a common point of departure for
the standardization of service-oriented semantics, with a focus on digital marketplace
platforms in materials modelling.
7 By defining 11 fundamental paradigmatic categories, which correspond to irreducible terms that are constitutive to the paradigm
underlying materials modelling marketplaces, the EVMPO provides a basic structure for the development of marketplace-level domain ontologies. The fundamental
paradigmatic categories are defined as follows:
7 EVMPO: https://emmc.eu/semantics/evmpo/evmpo.ttl (non-resolvable IRI),
mirrored at http://www.molmod.info/semantics/evmpo.ttl (resolvable URL).