Ontology

Fourteen interlinked RDF ontologies powering linked data across BBC Sport, News, Music, and more.

An OWL ontology for modeling citations, documents, and scholarly references on the Semantic Web.

An OWL ontology for describing bibliographic references and their ordered collections within citing works.

An ontology classifying small chemical compounds by structure, role, and biological activity.

An ontology that captures the rhetorical and factual reasons one publication cites another.

A W3C vocabulary for describing datasets and data services in federated catalogs on the web.

Provides structured concepts for describing personal data processing, privacy rights, and legal bases.

Provides an RDF vocabulary for describing and assessing data quality dimensions, metrics, and certificates.

A cross-domain ontology derived from Wikipedia infoboxes, covering 768 classes and 3,000 properties.

An RDF vocabulary for machine-readable descriptions of open-source software projects.

An ontology for publishable entities aligned with the Work-Expression-Manifestation-Item model.

A pioneering Semantic Web ontology for describing people, their relationships, and online accounts.

The most widely used ontology for annotating gene function across all living species.

Provides linked data URIs and semantic descriptions for over 11 million global place names.

Adds spatial query functions and a geometry ontology to SPARQL for the Semantic Web.

Describes products, services, prices, and business details as structured linked data for e-commerce on the web.

A controlled vocabulary of over 18,000 clinical features for rare disease diagnosis and genomics.

Describes hypermedia-driven Web APIs in machine-readable form, enabling clients to discover operations at runtime.

Represents lexicographic and linguistic data as RDF, linking lexical entries to ontology concepts and meanings.

An OWL ontology modeling the full lifecycle of music from composition to recording to release.

Expresses machine-readable policies for permissions, prohibitions, and obligations over digital content.

Models the provenance of data and things by tracking entities, activities, and the agents responsible.

Tracks provenance, authorship, curation, and version history of resources using lightweight RDF properties.

An ontology for quantities, units of measurement, and dimensions used across science and engineering.

Publishes multi-dimensional statistical and aggregate data as linked data using RDF and SDMX concepts.