From: Adam Pease ([email protected])
Date: 04/21/03
Hi Dan, The spatial material falls under the "Mereotopology". The graph of the 11 modules looks like ;; STRUCTURAL ONTOLOGY ;; + ;; | ;; | ;; + ;; BASE ONTOLOGY ;; / | | \ ;; / | | \ ;; / | | \ ;; / | | \ ;; / | | \ ;; + + + + ;; SET/CLASS THEORY NUMERIC TEMPORAL MEREOTOPOLOGY ;; / | | | ;; / | | | ;; / | | | ;; + + + + ;; GRAPH MEASURE PROCESSES +--+ OBJECTS ;; + + ;; \ / ;; \ / ;; \ / ;; + + ;; QUALITIES You can look at all the instances of SpatialRelation <http://ontology.teknowledge.com:8080/rsigma/SKB.jsp?req=SC&name=SpatialRelation&skb=SUMO> to find most of the spatial ontology content. Let me know if you have any questions on the spatial stuff or the WordNet mappings. We think they will be very useful. Adam t 02:11 PM 4/21/2003 -0500, Dan Connolly wrote: >Adam, > >I think you mentioned that somebody has done the >work of splitting SUMO into 11 smallish chunks. > >I can't find it anywhere in/around > http://ontology.teknowledge.com/ >Can you help me find it? > >Is one of the chunks focussed on spatial stuff/geography? > >p.s. the wordnet->SUMO mapping is pretty interesting... > >-- >Dan Connolly, W3C http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/
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