Semantic Science Portal contains interesting stuff
Wed, 2010-02-17 19:09 | by Samuel Lampa
Just got to know the Semantic Science Portal today (though I've read with keen interest the papers of some of the people behind it, and know SADI and Bio2RDF from before, since Egon W told me about them).
On the portal I found some interesting new things though, including:
- "Situated modeling in OWL", mentioned in a presentation by Michel Dumontier.
(Adding context to OWL classes is something I've been thinking of too, as something crucial for accurately modeling biology ...)
- The SCES, (Semantic Chemical Entity Specification). Looks insteresting too.
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