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Contents 1 UPDATE! 2 XD Tools 2.1 XD source code 2.2 Feedback 3 Ontology Design Patterns 4 Kali-ma 4.1 Kali-ma for the NeOn toolkit 5 Semantic Scout 6 KReS 7 Dulcifier 8 Semion 9 NLP-based Tools 9.1 Technology 9.2 Papers 10 The Ontology Page

UPDATE!

A novel page containing links to updated and recent STLab tools is now available.

XD Tools

STLab project page: XDTools

Current version: 1.1.5

See the sourceforge project page for details

XD source code

SVN repository is hosted at sourceforge.

See the project page for details

Feedback

If you have any feedback about XD Tools, bug report or suggestions, please write an e-mail to Enrico Daga. Any contribution is appriciated! :)

Ontology Design Patterns

The ontology design patterns web portal.

Kali-ma

Project page: KaliMa

Kali-ma for the NeOn toolkit

It is distributed in the update site of the version 2.3 of the toolkit.

Just install it from the NTK update site, by selecting the Kali-ma feature from the category 'Human-ontology interaction'.

The CODO-o-matic form can assist developers in building a minimal description of their semantic plugin compliant with C-ODO Light and Kali-ma.

Semantic Scout

Semantic Scout hybridizes Linked Data and Semantic Search technologies in order to automatically create a Semantic Social Network out of the data and documents of CNR (the Italian National Research Council). The Semantic Scout web application can be browsed from the homepage.

KReS

• Full running FISE demo with the Dulcifier enhancement engine : http://wit.istc.cnr.it:9090 or http://bit.ly/9AjyEs
• Example WebApp : http://wit.istc.cnr.it:9191/kres

Dulcifier

Dulcifier is a FISE engine. Among the active engines there is : eu.iksproject.fise.engines.dulcifier.Dulcifier

Semion

The Semion tool is available at the here.

NLP-based Tools

• SemioSearch
• STLabWikifier
• SearchInLinkedData
• DictionaryLookUP

Technology

All our tools are based on a common technology developed by integrating existing open source components by using Java and PhP.

• Virtuoso: it is used as a triple store to load and access a large variety of ontologies, and in particular DBPedia.
• Lucene: It is used to provide advanced textual search capabilities on RDF data. See the tool SemioSearch for more information

Papers

The Ontology Page

This page will contain the descriptions and links to OWL ontologies that were formerly maintained at the LOA Wiki