Nick Knouf <nknouf@mit.edu>Antoine Zimmermann <antoine.zimmermann@inrialpes.fr>Jérôme EuzenatBibliographic references in OWL08/06/2005Bibliographic referencesPossible ontology to describe bibTeX entries.$Id: onto.rdf,v 1.30 2008/05/27 14:41:13 euzenat Exp $EntryBase class for all entries111JournalPaperAn article from a journal or magazine.111111BookA book that may be a monograph or a collection of written texts.1111111MonographyA book that is a single entity, as opposed to a collection.CompilationA book that is collection of texts or articles.NonFormalA document that was informally published or not published.1BrochureA work that is printed and bound, but without a named publisher or sponsoring institution.SectionA part of something (either Book or Proceedings).11BookPartA chapter (or section or whatever) of a book having its own title.11ExtractA subpart of a book given by a range of pages.111IncollectionA part of a book having its own title.11CommunicationAn article in a conference proceedings.11CourseMaterialLecture notes.ReferenceGuideTechnical documentation.111StudentReportA Master's or PhD thesis.1111MScThesisA Master's thesis.DoctoralThesisA PhD thesis.VariousUse this type when nothing else fits.ConferenceMinutesThe proceedings of a conference.A proceedings may be implicitly defined with an inproceedings.111ReportA report published by an institution with some explicit policy.11111TechnicalReportA report published by a school or other institution, usually numbered within a series.Deliverable reportA report delivered for accomplishing a contract.1ManuscriptA document having an author and title, but not formally published.111MovieA film/movie/motion picture.Journal or magazineA periodical publication collecting works from different authors.1111The location of an eventAn event presenting work.1111DirectionsThe street address of the location of some organization or event.111OrganizationAn institution.111PublishingHouseThe publisher of books or journals.UniversityA school or university.Person listA list of persons.11PageIntervalA range of pages.11DateDate of a day which can be unknown (i.e., only the year is known or only the year and month). This is for overcoming the limits of XML-Schema for wich a date is not separable.111refThe key for a particular entry. Note that the rdf:ID for each Reference instance could be the key as well, possibly making this property redundant.howReviewedThe selection process overcome by the publication (full, none, poster, invited are possible values).sectionsThe chapters of a book (monograph or collection).tomesThe parts of some reference (chapters, sections).talksThe communications to a conference as collected in proceedings.papersThe papers published by a journal.coordinatesThe address of an institution or the place of a conference.meetingThe event concerned with the proceedings.organizedByThe organization taking in charge a conference.annotationAn annotation. It is not used by the standard bibliography styles, but may be used by others that produce an annotated bibliography.PeriodicityThe periodicity of a serial publication (yearly, biannual, quarterly, monthly, bimonthly, weekly, biweekly, dayly).ContractThe contract in relation of which a particular reference has been made.First publishedWhen the reference was first published.issueThe edition of a book (for example, "Second"). This should be an ordinal.human creatorThe list of the human creators of a work.writtenByThe list of the author(s) of a work.coordinatedByThe list of persons who edited or coordinated a work.directedByThe list of directors of a motion picture or theater play.publishedHow something strange has been published.issuedByThe sponsoring institution of a technical report.is part ofThe document that contains a text or article.inPeriodicalThe journal in which an article is published.inVolumeA reference to the book that contains the entry.inCompilationA reference to the book that contains the entry.inMinutesA reference to the proceedings in which the entry appears.publishingDateThe date when the work was published or, for an unpublished work, in which it was written. This date can be incomplete (i.e., no known day or month) but must contain a year.commentAny additional information that can help the reader.sponsoredByThe organization that sponsors a conference or that publishes a manual.publishedByThe publisher of a work.issuerThe name of the school where a thesis was written.inSeriesThe name of a series or set of books. When citing an entire book, the the title field gives its title and an optional series field gives the name of a series or multi-volume set in which the book is published.headingThe title of the work.typeThe type of a technical report (for example, "Research Note").companyThe authors affiliation.summaryThe abstract of the work.ontentsThe Table of Contents.rightsThe Copyright information.ISBNThe International Standard Book Number.ISSNThe International Standard Serial Number. Used to identify a journal.KeyWordsAndPhrasesKey words used for searching or possibly for annotation (as given by the author or publisher).idiomThe language in which the referenced publication is written or performed (use ISO two-letter codes).placeA location associated with the entry, such as the city in which a conference took place (this is now obsolete).LCCNThe Library of Congress Call Number (this the Congress of the United State of America).MR numberThe Mathematical Reviews number.amountThe price of the document.dimensionsThe physical dimensions of a document.URLThe Universal Resource Locator that points to the item being referenced.The name of an entity.The name of an entity.sectionThe chapter (or section or whatever) number in which the entry is found.pageRangeA range of page, with an upper and lower limit.volume or numberThe number of a journal, magazine, technical report, or of a work in a series. An issue of a journal or magazine is usually identified by its volume and number; the organization that issues a technical report usually gives it a number; and sometimes books are given numbers in a named series.numberThe number of a journal, magazine, technical report, or of a work in a series. An issue of a journal or magazine is usually identified by its volume and number; the organization that issues a technical report usually gives it a number; and sometimes books are given numbers in a named series.IssueThe issue of a conference.volumeThe volume of a journal or multivolume book.yearmonthdaytownstateUsually in ISO formatcountrystart pageThe beginning of a range of pages.end pageThe end of a range of pages.John-Jules MeyerJohn-Jules MeyerJohn-JulesMeyerJeen BroekstraJeen BroekstraJeenBroekstraAlexander MädcheAlexander MädcheAlexanderMädcheBjörn SchnizlerBjörn SchnizlerBjörnSchnizlerAlberto TrombettaAlberto TrombettaAlbertoTrombettaChristine ParentChristine ParentChristineParentR. SchmidtR. SchmidtR.SchmidtYork SureYork SureYorkSureM. PuncevaM. PuncevaM.PuncevaI. V. LevenshteinI. V. LevenshteinI. V.LevenshteinSteffen StaabSteffen StaabSteffenStaabFrank BoerFrank BoerFrankBoerMaarten MenkenMaarten MenkenMaartenMenkenManfred HauswirthManfred HauswirthManfredHauswirthWiebe HoekWiebe HoekWiebeHoekMarc EhrigMarc EhrigMarcEhrigDanilo MontesiDanilo MontesiDaniloMontesiRogier EijkRogier EijkRogierEijkFrank van HarmelenFrank van HarmelenFrankvan HarmelenPhilippe Cudré-MaurouxPhilippe Cudré-MaurouxPhilippeCudré-MaurouxZ. DespotovicZ. DespotovicZ.DespotovicStefano SpaccapietraStefano SpaccapietraStefanoSpaccapietraMike PapazoglouMike PapazoglouMikePapazoglouZahir TariZahir TariZahirTariA. DattaA. DattaA.DattaAteret Anaby-TavorAteret Anaby-TavorAteretAnaby-TavorRonny SiebesRonny SiebesRonnySiebesKarl AbererKarl AbererKarlAbererPeter MikaPeter MikaPeterMikaPeter HaasePeter HaasePeterHaaseAvigdor GalAvigdor GalAvigdorGalJournal of Web SemanticsJournal of Web Semantics
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Springer-VerlagSpringer-VerlagHeidelbergDECybernetics and Control TheoryCybernetics and Control TheoryThe MIT PressThe MIT PressCambridgeMAUSInternational journal of intelligent systemInternational journal of intelligent system
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ACM SIGMOD RecordACM SIGMOD RecordVLDB JournalVLDB JournalSemPGrid 04 WorkshopSemPGrid 04 WorkshopNew-YorkNYUS--05200413th Int. Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Management (EKAW-2002)Int. Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Management
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