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Multilingual Issues in Ontology Creation: Examples from NeOn and Concept Server Projects

Multilingual Issues in Ontology Creation: Examples from NeOn and Concept Server Projects. Margherita Sini IV Ecoterm Vienna, Austria 17-18 April 2007. Outline. Why and What Needs and Status Requirements for models for tools The AGROVOC/CS Workbench. Why. FAO data are multilingual

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Multilingual Issues in Ontology Creation: Examples from NeOn and Concept Server Projects

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  1. Multilingual Issues in Ontology Creation: Examples from NeOn and Concept Server Projects Margherita Sini IV EcotermVienna, Austria 17-18 April 2007

  2. Outline • Why and What • Needs and Status • Requirements • for models • for tools • The AGROVOC/CS Workbench

  3. Why • FAO data are multilingual • To integrate data • To provide better services to users • semantically-based or concept-based searches • multilingual search assistants • text processing for document finger-printing • concept-based indexing • (semi-) automatic translation assistants • Each language is different in alphabet characteristic and structure

  4. What • Multilingual resources (AGROVOC, FAOTERM, Glossaries, etc.) • Documents (at least 5 official languages) • Databases • statistical • others

  5. Needs • Models • modularization • versioning • Tools • efficient management • worldwide • collaborative  Use of semantic-oriented technologies

  6. Status • One-to-One correspondence based on agreements and convention (e.g. names of countries and organizations) • Reference Table Management System (RTMS) • Data based on cultures and languages • AGROVOC • FAOTERM

  7. Requirements for models • Concept, Term, String level • Concept and Terms correspondences • one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, one-to-nothing, many-to-nothing • Context • Relationships (culturally-driven) • Notations • e.g. comments, definitions, and images

  8. Requirements for tools • UTF-8 and/or UTF-16 • Reference to ISO standard codes or legacy codes • Support left-to-right and right-to-left • Select one or more languages(for editing, export or visualization) • Easy add new languages • Functionalities to check and maintain the quality of the content

  9. AGROVOC/CS Workbench • Support and manage the multi-language terminology work of information management specialists in the development, maintenance, and quality assurance of the AGROVOC/CS • A collaborative tool

  10. DEMO http://chopin.cpe.ku.ac.th:8085/aoscsMain/Main.html http://chopin.cpe.ku.ac.th:8085/aoscsMain/MainMenus.html http://chopin.cpe.ku.ac.th:8085/aoscs/concept.html http://chopin.cpe.ku.ac.th:8085/aoscsMain/MainMenus.html

  11. Terminology section

  12. Concept level

  13. Add new concept

  14. Term level

  15. Term relationships

  16. Thank you! Terima kasih Gratias Asante Aske Hvala Merci Webare Grazzi Vandane Dankon Dêkuji Gràcies Agyamanac Dankie Nasima Kamsahamnida Chjóonte Kiitos Grazia Arigato Margherita Sini Caterina Caracciolo Tak Makasih Faleminderit Dziakuju Danke Toda Gràsce Tashakkur Tänan Achiu Köszönöm Rekhmet Efcharisto Shukran Takk Dank u Dhanyabad Khawp jai Grazie Gratzia

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