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Mapping ORM into OWL 2

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The goal of this article is to map between Object Role Modeling (ORM) and Ontology Web Language 2 (OWL 2 DL). This mapping allows one to graphically develop his/her ontology using the ORM notation, while the ORM is automatically translated into OWL 2 DL. We map the most commonly used rules of ORM into OWL 2 DL which have the ability of decidability. DogmaModeler is extended to perform automatically this mapping (ORM into OWL 2 DL). Mapping technique is assessed using desirable reasoning methodology which depends on RacerPro2 reasoner.

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      ISWSA '10: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Intelligent Semantic Web-Services and Applications
      June 2010
      182 pages
      ISBN:9781450304757
      DOI:10.1145/1874590

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