What is it about?
Adaptation of standard Time ontology to accommodate other calendars and temporal reference systems
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Why is it important?
OWL-Time is theoretically sound implementation of Allen's temporal calculus, unfortunately restricted in application to applications concerning only contemporary time, due to the choice of representation of temporal position. This adaptation relaxes the restriction, while leaving existing applications unchanged.
Perspectives
It would be a shame to drive geologists, archaeologists, and people from cultures using different calendars, away to build new ontologies, when the underlying pieces are here!
Dr Simon J D Cox
CSIRO
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This page is a summary of: Time ontology extended for non-Gregorian calendar applications, Semantic Web, February 2016, IOS Press,
DOI: 10.3233/sw-150187.
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