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|Full name of the tool=.15926 Editor
|Description of the tool=.15926 Editor is an application to work with data compliant to international standard ISO 15926 "Industrial automation systems and integration — Integration of life-cycle data for process plants including oil and gas production facilities". It allows to build domain ontologies (reference data) under the upper ontology (type system) of ISO 15926-2.

With fully functional RDF viewer/editor at the core, .15926 Editor can parse and present any RDF compliant ontology data set. The Editor can easily handle large data sources which are difficult or impossible to explore in a majority of publicly available tools.

.15926 Editor is a tool designed with three major goals in mind:

• explore existing sources of reference data (domain ontologies) in as many formats as possible;

• verify reference data;

• engineer new reference data, including automated reference data creation through mapping from external sources.

The Editor is intended to become for ISO 15926 ontology data what Protégé became for OWL data – a primary tool for data exploration.

.15926 Editor is built on the .15926 Platform to demonstrate Platform's capabilities. .15926 Platform is a name for an architecture and a set of specific interfaces and libraries to work with ISO 15926 data. It is developed by TechInvestLab.ru to facilitate creation of semantic applications to work with ISO 15926 data in all possible ways – read, visualize, explore, search, reason, map, write, exchange, etc.
|Link to the tool=http://techinvestlab.ru/ISO15926en
|Tool home page=http://techinvestlab.ru/ISO15926en
|Download page=http://techinvestlab.ru/dot15926Editor
|Author=TechInvestLab.ru team
|Contact=dot15926@gmail.com
|Institutional sponsor=TechInvestLab.ru
|Last version=1.2 (released 19 Nov 2012 for Windows)
|License=Parts of .15926 Editor (built-in extensions) are released as a source code under the BSD 2-Clause license.
|Mailing List=http://dot15926.livejournal.com/
|Find ontologies with specific domain coverage=No
|Find ontologies with specific domain coverage comments=.15926 Editor is designed to work with upper ontology of international standard ISO 15926 and with data compliant to that standard.
|Compare domain coverage across ontologies=Yes
|Compare domain coverage across ontologies comments=.15926 Editor has data comparison capability in alpha stage, available for testing by qualified users.
|Assess or characterize breadth of domain coverage of an ontology=No
|Assess or characterize depth or detail of domain coverage of an ontology=Yes
|Assess or characterize depth or detail of domain coverage of an ontology comments=.15926 Editor can access and present the richness of information models available in the reference data.
|Assess or characterize use considerations of ontology including licensing, training, cost, updating, software requirements, and security=No
|Assess complexity of concept definitions (necessary and sufficient properties) and use of axioms=Yes
|Assess complexity of concept definitions (necessary and sufficient properties) and use of axioms comments=.15926 Editor query language allows to do verification checks of concept information models (domain ontologies).
|Identify number and ratio of concepts, relations, and subclassing=Yes
|Identify number and ratio of concepts, relations, and subclassing comments=15926 Editor query language allows to calculate numerical properties of an ontology.
|Identify frequency of use of ontology language features in an ontology=Yes
|Identify frequency of use of ontology language features in an ontology comments=15926 Editor query language allows to calculate numerical properties of an ontology.
|Identify age and use statistics of an ontology and its versions=No
|Assess the inferencing power of an ontology=No
|Rate ontologies on their popularity or review feedback=No
|Other ontology quality and fitness support for exploration phase (describe capability)=15926 Editor allows design and run semantic queries or whole data mining and verification algorithms for ISO 15926 compliant ontology data, using the power of Python general purpose programming language through full-featured REPL environment and accessing APIs of various .15926 Platform components to read, analyse and change data.
|Distinguish between conceptual and operational ontologies and objectives=Yes
|Distinguish between conceptual and operational ontologies and objectives comments=.15926 Editor has built-in ISO 15926-2 upper ontology and can be instrumental in creation of domain ontologies as reference data.
|Generate ontology application and performance requirements=No
|Organize and track the life cycle requirements and progression of an ontology=No
|Organize and track the life cycle requirements and progression of an ontology comments=.15926 Editor has ontology change management and version tracking functionality in alpha testing.
|Organize and maintain a collection of related ontologies and ontology modules=Yes
|Organize and maintain a collection of related ontologies and ontology modules comments=.15926 Editor allows to build complex data project from local files and endpoints, bringing reference data, template definitions and project data together for integrated navigation and verification, customizing namespaces and meta-data attributes.
|Provide statistics on ontology versioning and use=No
|Provide statistics on ontology versioning and use comments=.15926 Editor has ontology change management and version tracking functionality in alpha testing.
|Guide ontology development per a quality assurance methodology=No
|Assess the reusability of a planned ontology=No
|Guide formulation of domain scope and detail requirements=Yes
|Guide formulation of domain scope and detail requirements comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in compliance with ISO 15926-2 upper ontology.
|Guide formulation of goodness of design requirements=No
|Guide formulation of data and information requirements=Yes
|Guide formulation of data and information requirements comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in formats compliant to ISO 15926-7,8
|Guide formulation of semantic and reasoning requirements=Yes
|Guide formulation of semantic and reasoning requirements comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in formats compliant to ISO 15926-7,8
|Guide formulation of interface requirements=No
|Guide formulation of level of effort requirements=No
|Facilitate framing a set of competency questions exemplifying ontology objectives=No
|Choose metaphysical methodology=No
|Choose metaphysical methodology comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in compliance with ISO 15926 ontology presuppositions.
|Choose extant top ontology for reuse=No
|Choose extant top ontology for reuse comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in compliance with ISO 15926-2 upper ontology.
|Choose extant core ontologies for reuse=No
|Choose extant core ontologies for reuse comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in compliance with ISO 15926-2 upper ontology.
|Apply a style of ontological analysis to design=No
|Guide design to optimize normalization, factoring, and simplicity of ontology=No
|Guide application of open world or closed world semantics=Yes
|Guide application of open world or closed world semantics comments=.15925 Editor is designed to build reference data (domain ontologies) in compliance with ISO 15926 ontology presuppositions which are open world.
|Guide ontology design to achieve inferencing requirements=No
|Guide ontology design to achieve scalability requirements=No
|Enable adjustable query and inference performance=Yes
|Enable adjustable query and inference performance comments=.15925 Editor internal query language is optimised to work with ISO 15926 compliant data.
|Offer application patterns based on current ontology or design context=Yes
|Offer application patterns based on current ontology or design context comments=.15926 Editor supports data pattern concepts developed for practical application of ISO 16926.
|Offer ontology language patterns based on current ontology or design context=Yes
|Offer ontology language patterns based on current ontology or design context comments=.15925 Editor internal query language supports data pattern concepts developed for practical application of ISO 16926.
|Offer methodology patterns based on current ontology or design context=No
|Offer other patterns based on current ontology or design context=Yes
|Integrate selected design patterns into an ontology design=Yes
|Integrate selected design patterns into an ontology design comments=.15925 Editor supports use of ontology patterns for ISO 15926 reference data (domain ontology) development.
|Assess correctness or performance of an ontology design=Yes
|Assess correctness or performance of an ontology design comments=.15926 Editor query language allows to do verification checks of concept information models.
|Guide and facilitate modularization of ontology=Yes
|Guide and facilitate modularization of ontology comments=.15926 Editor allows to organise complex data project as set of local files and endpoints in integrated environment.
|Guide ontology design for visualization=No
|Other ontology quality and fitness support for design phase (describe capability)=15926 Editor supports ontology design in "exploratory programming" mode, using the power of Python general purpose programming language through full-featured REPL environment and accessing APIs of various .15926 Platform components to read, analyze and change data.
|Choose ontology language=No
|Choose ontology language comments=.15926 Editor works with ontology segments represented in RDF and OWL.
|Choose formal logic language=No
|Choose RDF support=Yes
|Mix ontology languages=No
|Generate ontology code from requirements specification=Yes
|Generate ontology code from requirements specification comments=.15926 Editor has APIs allowing automated generation of reference data (domain ontologies) from formal or semi-formal (controlled languages) representations of domain data.
|Generate or enforce selected design patterns in ontology code=Yes
|Feedback on consistency of granularity and regularity of domain ontology structure=No
|Feedback on consistency of granularity and regularity of domain ontology structure comments=.15926 internal query languages can be used to provide a feedback.
|Manage lexical naming and annotation of ontology elements=Yes
|Ensure proper use and coding of RDF and Web resources=Yes
|Enforce proper use and coding of URIs=Yes
|Produce the current terminological inferences of an ontology=No
|Optimize query and inference performance=Yes
|Optimize query and inference performance comments=.15926 internal query language is optimised for use on ISO 15926 data.
|Detect violations of domain, referential, or semantic integrity=Yes
|Detect violations of domain, referential, or semantic integrity comments=.15926 internal query languages can be used for validation checks.
|Overall, detect and correct coding errors or inconsistencies=No
|Ensure proper separation and coding of concepts and facts=Yes
|Ensure proper separation and coding of concepts and facts comments=According to the methodology and conventions implied by ISO 15926.
|Ensure kind-of nature and consistency of subclassing=Yes
|Ensure kind-of nature and consistency of subclassing comments=According to the methodology and conventions implied by ISO 15926.
|Guide subclass versus class individual determinations=Yes
|Guide subclass versus class individual determinations comments=According to the methodology and conventions implied by ISO 15926.
|Monitor depth of subclassing consistency across a domain ontology=Yes
|Monitor depth of subclassing consistency across a domain ontology comments=.15926 internal query languages can be used for such checks.
|Generate prototypical instances (individuals) to help verify class intent and class subsumption=No
|Detect and guide use of multiple inheritance=Yes
|Guide use of disjointness axioms=No
|Guide use of disjointness axioms comments=15926 internal query languages can be used for such checks
|Guide use of necessary and sufficient properties in concept definitions=No
|Guide use of necessary and sufficient properties in concept definitions comments=15926 internal query languages can be used for such checks
|Guide use of existential versus universal quantification in class restrictions=No
|Enforce proper use of conjunctions versus disjunctions=No
|Ensure proper use and coding of relations=Yes
|Ensure proper use and coding of relations comments=According to the methodology and conventions implied by ISO 15926.
|Ensure proper use and coding of data types=Yes
|Ensure proper use and coding of data types comments=According to the methodology and conventions implied by ISO 15926.
|Assess and enforce consistency and completeness of range and domain constraints=No
|Assess and enforce consistency and completeness of inverse relations=No
|Ensure proper use and coding of transitive relations=No
|Verify that ontology requirements are met=Yes
|Verify that ontology requirements are met comments=.15926 Editor query language allows to do verification checks of concept information models (domain ontologies).
|Assess query precision and recall performance=No
|Assess query time performance=No
|Assess inferencing time performance=No
|Assess inferencing completeness performance=No
|Generate characteristic queries and tests=No
|Accept validation test sets or inputs=Yes
|Accept validation test sets or inputs comments=.15926 Editor query language allows to build validation test sets.
|Assure semantically adequate computability of ontology=No
|Assure mathematically complete computability of ontology=No
|Verify that two ontologies are interoperable=No
|Validate the intended functionality of software using the ontology=No
|Validate instance data conforming to an ontology=No
|Validate instance data conforming to an ontology comments=.15926 Editor query language allows to verify engineering instance data and facilitate its transfer to validation system.
|Assess accuracy, correctness, and completeness of ontology terminological content=No
|Guide or adjust ontology in accord with validation results=No
|Export ontology in different languages=No
|Export ontology in different languages comments=.15926 Editor query language allows build mapping adapters to different ontlology representations.
|Integrate ontology with other ontologies=Yes
|Integrate ontology with other ontologies comments=.15926 Editor can integrate domain ontologies developed under the same ISO 15926 upper ontology.
|Integrate ontology with other information system resources=Yes
|Integrate ontology with other information system resources comments=.15926 Editor is designed to build, test and use adapters to other information systems.
|Assess or track user experience with ontology=No
|Enable user to modify or extend ontology to address deficiencies=Yes
|Create mappings from ontologies to and from data and data sources=Yes
|Promote reuse of ontology=Yes
|Capture ontology errors during use=No
|Capture ontology errors during use comments=.15926 Editor internal query language can be used for verification.
|Profile use of ontology elements during use=No
|Compare and map between ontologies=Yes
|Compare and map between ontologies comments=.15926 Editor has data comparison capability in alpha stage, available for testing by qualified users.
|Track ontology changes and control versions=No
|Track ontology changes and control versions comments=.15926 Editor has change management capability for ontologies in alpha stage, available for testing by qualified users.
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imported>PeterYim at 15:13, 26 April 2013