Update author information of PaNET#439
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I did not check factual information or the links
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| rdfs:comment """Photon and Neutron Experimental Techniques: An ontology of techniques within the photon and neutron (PaN) domain. | ||
| dcterms:license <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/> ; | ||
| rdfs:comment """Photon and Neutron Experimental Techniques: An ontology of techniques within the photon and neutron (PaN) domain. |
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double space in front of "techniques"
| rdfs:seeAlso <https://ror.org/02jx3x895> ; | ||
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| sdo:affiliation [ | ||
| foaf:homepage <Rosalind Franklin Institute> ; |
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This should probably be a URL?
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| foaf:name "D. Iyayi" ; | ||
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| foaf:homepage <University of Oxford> ; |
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This should probably be a URL?
| foaf:name "Diamond Light Source" ; | ||
| rdfs:seeAlso <https://ror.org/05etxs293> ; | ||
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| foaf:name "S. P. Collins" ; |
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Do you want to spell out his first name?
| foaf:homepage <https://desy.de/> ; | ||
| foaf:name "Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY" ; | ||
| rdfs:seeAlso <https://ror.org/01js2sh04> ; | ||
| foaf:homepage <https://desy.de/> ; |
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The other institutes seem to have "www" included. Maybe also here?
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ror lists this url as the correct one ;) also copying the link from the browser results in this short version. (I had to double check, because it looks so unusual)
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| In the original version of the ontology, everything is a class and all classes are techniques. Object property relations |
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Is it clear and relevant to talk about the "original version"?
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In this commit, I want to focus on the authors only.
Updating the description text is a more complex topic and is covered in a dedicated issue #400. I will transfer your comments to the working document there. Please feel free to improve the text there
| In the original version of the ontology, everything is a class and all classes are techniques. Object property relations | ||
| are implied but not formalized in this version. Subclass/superclass relationships and intersections are | ||
| used to define specific technique classes in terms of broader superclasses. This is seen as a key | ||
| requirement in order to carry out catalogue searcher for broader concepts, for example. |
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searcher -> searches, I assume?
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| The ontology has since been restrucred to include both technique classes and specifier classes. The relationships between the two are also made explicit and formalized in the form of Object Properties. The specifier classes were created by identifying technique classes that act as umbrella terms. These techniques are defined using object properties and specifiers. The rest are defined in terms of other techniques using a mix of subclass and equivalence axioms. | ||
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| This project was undertaken under ExPaNDS WP3.2 (https://expands.eu/) |
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Maybe: undertaken -> started
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| This project was undertaken under ExPaNDS WP3.2 (https://expands.eu/) | ||
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| The ontology is can be found here: https://github.com/ExPaNDS-eu/ExPaNDS-experimental-techniques-ontology |
| used to define specific technique classes in terms of broader superclasses. This is seen as a key | ||
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| The ontology has since been restrucred to include both technique classes and specifier classes. The relationships between the two are also made explicit and formalized in the form of Object Properties. The specifier classes were created by identifying technique classes that act as umbrella terms. These techniques are defined using object properties and specifiers. The rest are defined in terms of other techniques using a mix of subclass and equivalence axioms. |
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is "Object Properties" capitalized on purpose?
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Yes, as it is a specific term within ontologies. Personally, I wouldn't mint to use small letters.
Motivation While working on alternatives for widoco, it was highlighted that the information on authors is highly diverse. Modification The information of all current authors have been updated to include - full first and last name - orcid - institute Result The author representation is more uniform. Related Issues closes pan-ontologies#393
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Motivation
While working on alternatives for widoco, it was highlighted that the information on authors is highly diverse.
Modification
The information of all current authors have been updated to include
Result
The author representation is more uniform.
Related Issues
Closes #393