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A reusable ontology template for building FAIR and Linked Open Data models. It supports RDF, OWL, and RDFS standards, integrates SKOS, FOAF, and domain vocabularies, and promotes semantic interoperability. Ideal for researchers transforming structured data into machine-readable, ontology-driven resources.

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Sample Ontology

FAIR Data RDF OWL RDFS Linked Open Data License: CC-BY 4.0 Reuse Friendly Last Commit

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Introduction

Welcome to the Sample Ontology repository. This repository provides a basic example of how to structure and document an ontology using best practices.

Features

  • Ontology Feature 1
  • Ontology Feature 2

Usage

You can use this ontology by importing ontology.rdf into your application.

Importing the Ontology

You can import Ontology into your project using the following namespace:

@prefix ex: <http://example.org/ontology#> .

Documentation

For detailed documentation on how to use the ontology, please refer to the Documentation.

To start using the Sample Ontology, please refer to the Usage section for instructions on how to import and work with the ontology.

Citation

Please use the following citation when referencing this dataset:

@article{OntologyAuthorYear,
title = {Ontology Title},
author = {Author(s)},
year = {Year},
publisher = {Publisher},
howpublished = {\url{OntologyURL}},
}

Acknowledgments

Acknowledge any contributors or organizations here.

Contact

For questions or support, contact Your Name.

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Note: This is a generic example. Replace the placeholder content and URLs with your ontology's actual details and documentation.

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A reusable ontology template for building FAIR and Linked Open Data models. It supports RDF, OWL, and RDFS standards, integrates SKOS, FOAF, and domain vocabularies, and promotes semantic interoperability. Ideal for researchers transforming structured data into machine-readable, ontology-driven resources.

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