Universal Core Semantic Layer
Smith, Vizenor, Schoening
c2core ucore c4isr ontology owl messaging c2 taxonomy
@inproceedings{smith:oic-2009,
author={Barry Smith and Lowell Vizenor and James Schoening},
title={Universal Core Semantic Layer},
booktitle={Ontology for the Intelligence Community,
CEUR Workshop Proceedings},
month={October},
year={2009},
volume={555}
}
UCore: Multi-agency lightweight information exchange schema
- Support message routing, retrievel, and analysis
- Meant for tagging/wrapping messages, a "digest"
- Who/What/When/Where
- Terms in natural language definitions
- Mismatches between taxonomy relationships, ambiguities
- 55 terms in UCore taxonomy
UCore SL: Additional OWL based ontology constructed from UCore schema elements
- Work behind the scenes to provide additional semantics for applications working with UCore
- "Treat the XML-labels in UCore 2.0 messages as annotations for particulars (for instance individual agents) about which these messages contain information
"Every UCore SL term is defined in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions following the Aristotelian schame, which defines each child term 'A' in terms of its immediate parent 'B' together with the differentia 'C' which determines what it is about the B's that makes them A's"
- In natural language mostly
C2Core takes UCore SL and extends terminology for C2
Developing mapping from JC3IEDM