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- Complete the axioms for:
- claim (v)
- report (v)
- verify
- audit (v)
- measure
- report (n)
- developer
- Think about "attesting" and "attestation".
- Consider creating an "Arithmetic" class.
Create a stronger link in the protos between activities and environments.
Continue with term/class definitions.
- Expand the second and third… n levels of the ontology, as necessary.
- "sensor" and "actuator" are good candidates for subclasses to the "instrument" class.
- What should the subclasses to thing:claim be? E.g., where would "measurement" fit in? Should we first distinguish between qualitative and quantitative claims?
- Update the diagram with the latest axioms.
- Add a definition and example to each of the classes in Protégé. Also do it on this page.
- Align the ontology with OWL specifications and syntax.
- Incorporate W3C's time ontology (owl-time) into ours. Wouter already did some work on this in the past.
- See if we can use any of these ontologies for the spatial classes: W3C, DBpedia
- Check out Regen1's place-based stuff.
- Review PROV-O (provenance ontology). Wouter worked on it a bit already.
- Embed ontology into BFO and its extensions. Some useful resources: BFO 6-part video series. Perhaps check if we should not rather go with AFO.
- Review UN SEEA terminology.
- Can we / should we try to align our ontology with ISDA CDM?
- Develop tools for applying the ontology (see our GitHub repo for what has already been done).
- Get industry entities to test our ontology & tools. Possible testers:
- Review PACT and their Pathfinder tool:
- Check out: https://w3c-ccg.github.io/traceability-vocab/#undefinedTerm\ (Wouter has possibly worked on this already.)
- Update landing page.
- How does W3C's "claim" schema for VCs compare to our "claim" class?
- Keep tabs on OS Climate.
How does the UN SEEA framework compare to our ontology?
Submit a paper about our work to the Semantic Web Journal (www.semantic-web-journal.net).
Test our control class against https://www.api.org/-/media/Files/Policy/ESG/GHG/API_Climate_Reporting_Factsheet.pdf.
- Causality: How is causality expressed mathematically?
- Check out: https://www.ecometricsllc.com/what-we-do/
- Make sure we've explained our alignment to / differentiation from CDM's glossary everywhere applicable.
- Review https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.02711.pdf (from Henriette).
- Review https://henrietteharmse.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/uml-class-diagram-to-owl-and-sroiq-reference.pdf (from Henriette).
- Check out https://www.worldstandardscooperation.org/.
- Get other experts to review the ontology etc., e.g., Szymon Klarman.