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View all- El Ghosh MAbdulrab H(2021)CargO-S: A pattern-based well-founded legal domain ontology for the traceability of goods in logistic sea corridorsApplied Ontology10.3233/AO-210250(1-40)Online publication date: 2-Jul-2021
The Application of ODCM for Building Well-Founded Legal Domain Ontologies: A Case Study in the Domain of Carriage of Goods by Sea
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Abstract
The ontology engineering community is facing several key challenges about the development of domain ontologies. One major challenge is the building of well-founded domain ontologies. This concept has raised recently and it refers to ontologies that are grounded in validated foundational ontologies. This paper addresses the effective contribution of ontology-driven conceptual modeling process (ODCM) for developing such ontologies in the legal domain. A case study in the domain of carriage of goods by sea is presented.
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